Sentence examples for bit of rigorous from inspiring English sources

LONDON — What a difference a bit of rigorous selectivity will make from one day to the next.

This is a somewhat bizarre choice of advice sources when you consider that quite a bit of rigorous research into barefoot running has been conducted, and subsequently rendered readable and interesting by erudite writers: most notably, this series of blogposts by the scientist Dr Ross Tucker.

The act of rigorous forgiving.

The size-matters effect seemed to show up in a much less rigorous bit of research conducted at my TierneyLab blog with the help of Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of New Mexico.

Combining a bit of ingenuity with our rigorous research process, we always end up cracking even the hardest of searches.

The narrative promotes the lie that any woman who doesn't want it can eventually be coaxed into a lustful nympho through a bit of smacking around and rigorous clit-rubbing.

"We are clear that arts education should be every bit as rigorous as the rest of the school curriculum and we have strengthened the national curriculum in these subjects and reformed the music and art GCSEs and A levels to make sure this is the case.

"We are clear that arts education should be every bit as rigorous as the rest of the school curriculum, and we have strengthened the national curriculum in these subjects and reformed the music and art GCSEs and A-levels to make sure this is the case". The DfE added that it was providing £109m for 2014-15 to support music, art and cultural education projects - £17m more than the previous year.

Now to make that lower-of-the-two-prices comment a little bit more rigorous, let's figure out what the demand actually is for these firms.

Fast, funny, unexpected and uninhibited, "The Triplets of Belleville" may be animated, but it is also the product of an artistic vision every bit as rigorous as any lofty Cannes prize-winner.

We wanted a set of nonfinancial measures that would be every bit as rigorous and auditable as financial ones.