Sentence examples for because of the rigorous from inspiring English sources
At one of the Little Angel's ongoing puppetry provocations, the Bulgarian puppeteer Irena Stratieva said that because of the rigorous standards of training in Bulgaria, the puppeteer is more respected than the actor.
The theories of the Neogrammarians, a group of German historical linguists and classical scholars who first gained prominence in the 1870s, were especially important because of the rigorous manner in which they formulated sound correspondences in the Indo-European languages.
However, Fairhead denied lobbying Cameron and said she was not subject to a competitive process because of the "rigorous" nature of her original appointment, similarities between the old and new roles and the need for continuity between the trust system and the new unitary board.
This, in turn, makes life more irksome for Palestinians from that part of the city, because of the rigorous and intrusive Israeli controls they are subjected to.All the same, even if Mr Netanyahu is bent on building settlements, he has been rattled by Mr Obama's apparently equal determination to stop him.
It is again producing critical cheers and plenty of money for Warner Bros. None of these franchises revolves around a star actor, although all have created stars.In Harry Potter's case, creative experimentation is possible because of the rigorous control exerted over many aspects of the production.
Our decision to stop at 30 cognitive interviews may be seen as a limitation, however, we believe that the final survey is improved because of the rigorous cross-cultural translation and adaptation and cognitive interviews because major problems were addressed.
The Chinese government announced last month that the nation's labor force had begun to shrink slowly because of the increasingly rigorous one-child policy through the 1980s and 1990s.
We obtained precisely the same hits using the whole TPase sequence and the DDE region, likely because of the very rigorous E-value threshold imposed during the search.
Most critics agree, however, that Hitchcock is the more significant director, because the rigorous point-of-view strategy that Hitchcock employed in such films as Rear Window (1954) was far more than a tour de force of moviemaking technique; it was an expression of the director's thoughts on vision and knowledge.
North America has remained largely free of the disease because of a rigorous surveillance system; the last major outbreak in the United States was in 1929.
A recent systematic review on ASUs recommended further investigation because three of the four rigorous RCTs suggest that ASUs is an effective symptomatic treatment, but the long-term study is largely negative [ 28].
