Sentence examples for be rigorous from inspiring English sources
adjective
Showing, causing, or favoring rigour; scrupulously accurate or strict
- A rigorous officer of justice
Classes should be rigorous.
The data collection had to be rigorous.
Executive board decisions need to be rigorous".
"You'll have to be rigorous with your feedback," he added.
Most importantly, accountability has to be rigorous and relentless.
The investigation must be rigorous and exhaustive, Mr. Horn told him -- and finished in seven weeks.
Even if the assumptions prove correct, there is no guarantee that the testing will be rigorous.
He will need to focus on the detail and be rigorous in his pre-interview briefings.
"Because the college-selection process has to be rigorous, meticulous and nuanced," I informed him.
Mischel had nothing against hippies, but he wanted modern psychology to be rigorous and empirical.
"I expect that investigation to be thorough, and I expect it to be rigorous," Obama said.
