Entry to the profession is by a rigorous exam.
It closed a career dominated by a rigorous, never facile, view of humanity.
His entire personal and public life was ordered by a rigorous Calvinism founded upon a belief in absolute predestination.
Boston's supply has long been constrained by a rigorous permit process, high building costs and a lack of buildable sites.
This is supported by a rigorous set of data showing that from 2000 up until around 2010, income inequality unambiguously declined in 16 of 17 countries.
Or that her opening statement would then be followed by a rigorous cross-examination of Frey about the many lies in his memoir.
This is followed by a rigorous warm-up, in which Mr. Jourdan's camera closely observes the dancer's extraordinarily fast and controlled footwork.
The scenario is underpinned by a rigorous musical scheme, and Núñez's performance, and that of the Concertgebouw cellos and basses, is impressively vivid.
One group, the Spirituals, disrupted the order by a rigorous view of poverty; another, the Relaxati, disturbed it by a laxity of life.
After breakfast, we had swimming lessons in the freezing lake, rumored to be populated by snapping turtles, followed by a rigorous schedule of those other popular Jewish sports: sailing, windsurfing, horseback-riding, and archery.
His asthmatic attacks were frequent and disabling and not much helped either by a rigorous diet or by the fumigations which in time were to blacken the bedstead and cork-lined walls of his room in the Boulevard Haussmann.
