Sentence examples for bit more rigorous from inspiring English sources

We can be a bit more rigorous about this and quantify each state's degree of elasticity.

For his family, a trip to Philadelphia is a bit more rigorous than, say, taking a cab to the train station.

My mother has a pet peeve about other diners at our table having their plates cleared before all have concluded with their entrees, whether at our country club (where presumably the training should be a bit more rigorous than Applebee's) or elsewhere.

I admittedly put it through something a bit more rigorous than standardized testing when incorporating it into my daily usage — recording a podcast on Skype, listening to music while working/browsing the web (it's part of my job, I swear) — and got a few hours less than that.

The government has concluded that the private sector is not doing its bit, hence the more rigorous affirmative action in the 2004 BEE legislation.Yet already the BEE project is causing a host of new problems.

"Why don't we slow down a bit and get more rigorous proof that this is working".

The older generation of creationists "would come up with an explanation or a model and say, 'This solves it!' I'm a bit more cautious and at the same time more rigorous.

It has helped improve basic literacy and numeracy a bit, but would work better if it were more rigorous.

But sometimes you want a long, thoughtful analysis, and the essays in this book deliver: they are simultaneously rigorous and, thankfully, just as accessible as (and maybe a bit more cogent than) your average Amazon review.

The minimalists were more rigorous.

So was adjusting to more rigorous competition.