Sentence examples for being too stringent from inspiring English sources

Am I being too stringent?

In western Washington, they were decried for being too stringent.

Britain's student immigrant policy has been criticized as being too stringent, especially after one university lost its right to host non-E.U.

"I'm sure some of the players were concerned about my actions," Bowden said after practice yesterday, "about being too stringent on it, and why".

Often they are attacked for either being too stringent, or not stringent enough.

This standard, described as 'personal equipoise', has long been recognized as being too stringent.

"Billie Jean's rules are too stringent," Capriati said yesterday.

"If their approach is too stringent, they risk a blowback".

Some economists have argued that the Bank of Canada's inflation target was too stringent.

European leaders have said that this benchmark is too stringent and needs to be relaxed.

"But if you take measures that are too stringent, you run the risk that the party will collapse," he said.