"Parts are installed by rigorously trained technicians.
Could J.C. Penney have averted disaster by rigorously testing the components of its overhaul?
But Mr. Rodriguez keeps his performance fresh and surprising by rigorously reining in the drama.
Like this evening at the stadium, the main attraction at the kindergarten was the entertainment by rigorously trained children.
Marilyn Monroe and Margaret Thatcher each did something, and became someone, by rigorously controlling how she appeared.
Finally, board evaluations stand to improve by rigorously reviewing the manner in which board members interact, including which directors participate and how decisions are made.
There's a way to resolve this conundrum, however: Increase your return on unsuccessful projects by rigorously extracting value from them, boosting their benefits while minimizing their downsides.
Congress should start by rigorously enforcing the 2012 law, which explicitly states that whistleblower protections, free speech and other statutory rights supersede agency non-disclosure agreements.
The 20th century saw an accelerating move away from Euclid's form of teaching geometry by rigorously and systematically building up the subject.
He said that "there are many, many ways to do this," but all of them "can be largely eliminated" by rigorously followed procedures.
The police say they suspect that the attacker or attackers may have come from the neighborhood, which is populated by rigorously religious Jews, known as haredim.
