Sentence examples for be too rigorous for from inspiring English sources

The assumption of linearity may be too rigorous for any of these situations, especially when using the common 50 k SNP chip.

The penitential rite involving strict discipline did not endure beyond the early Middle Ages, and there can be no doubt that it was too rigorous for most Christians.

Even today his focus on pure dance, steps and structure, is too rigorous for those who demand dance-drama or movement that expresses specific emotion.

But in the end, Mr. Turner's music may have been too rigorous for Warner Brothers and he isn't the sort who might turn his music around to sell records.

Being aware that this criterion is too rigorous for manual therapists we have chosen to be rigorous and we have been forced to do our research having as reference the best reference (gold standard) to instability, that is dynamic X-rays.

He has told friends that being Apple's boss would be too rigorous, too all-consuming.

So don't be too rigorous.

The act, however, proved controversial, as did his curriculum reforms, which some argued were too rigorous and unrealistic; for instance, five-year-olds were to study fractions.

He did not take her as his mistress, as was the prevailing custom with priests for whom celibacy was too rigorous.

Sometimes financial requirements were too rigorous to meet.

Seemingly, graduate study is too rigorous to allow students to be employed outside the university, but just rigorous enough to allow them to work for the university itself or spend hours training for competitive sporting events that enhance its reputation.