Sentence examples for be so strict as from inspiring English sources

They said that rules on life cycle emissions might be so strict as to favor oil.

But he has not been so strict as to ignore professional failings.

Debs had indeed broken the terms of the injunctions, which were so strict as to forbid any communication with the striking workers.

The rules were so strict as to disrupt even coastal fishing and trading, on which large populations in the south and southeast had traditionally based their livelihood.

At a meeting on the regulation of geoengineering experiments held in Washington, DC at the beginning of December, some oceanographers argued that this new regulatory system was so strict as to discourage worthwhile research.

The challenge, still facing us today, is to identify protections for research subjects which are sufficient to protect them without being so strict as to preclude appropriate research designed to benefit the groups to which they belong.

So if the group of Hindus in New Jersey were so strict as to require returning to India for a long, elaborate 30 day purification ceremony, it begs the question -- did they too not take the same risk as the rest of us when they chose to eat out?

I'd be so strict - I'd be nice and strict.

You don't need to be so strict on children.

If your parent don't agree with moving since they're so strict, you may as well give up, which ever school you go to, you're always going to find some teachers you don't like.

The country has similar scaremongering about so-called scroungers and fakers familiar to anyone claiming benefits recently in Britain, but compared to most other advanced nations the US's provision is so negligible and its criteria to qualify is so strict that, as Rebecca Vallas of the Centre for American Progress in Washington says, "it is almost offensive".