Sentence examples for becoming more rigorous from inspiring English sources
The phrase "becoming more rigorous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in the strictness, precision, or thoroughness of a process, method, or standard.
Example: "In recent years, the research methodology has been becoming more rigorous to ensure the validity of the results."
Alternatives: "growing more stringent" or "increasingly strict".
Tests are becoming more rigorous, and schools and teachers are at last being held accountable for results.
In addition to becoming more rigorous, the G.E.D. is moving from a paper-and-pencil format to an online system that state officials say will raise the state's cost from about $58 per person for the current exam to $120 for the new test.
Research demonstrates that there are distinct financial benefits to becoming more rigorous about what kind of culture your company is cultivating.
Currently, the assessment of HAD is becoming more rigorous due to the use of the International HIV Dementia Scale [56].
Overall, our results show that SCM research is becoming more empirically rigorous, but we also uncover key areas that warrant improvement.
The champions of an empirical approach say that, despite skeptics' complaints, accountability has brought more credibility, and insurers and policy makers are gradually becoming more convinced that psychotherapy is a rigorous treatment, not indulgent and open-ended.
It is also ironic that in an era when mathematics itself is becoming more experimental, with experimentation -- by computer -- now considered fully complementary with rigorous proof, that theoretical physics is becoming more focused on pure mathematical theory and less on experimental evidence.
Formal methods, and particularly formal verification, is becoming more feasible to use in the engineering of large highly dependable software-based systems, but so far has had little rigorous empirical study.
And becoming more accessible.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
Girls are becoming more assertive.
