Sentence examples for enough stringent from inspiring English sources

But he laid down enough stringent conditions about his principles for protecting the program that he probably allayed most fears.

The Kobe earthquake of 1995 happened in one of the most densely populated places on earth, and killed only 6,400.The reasons are obvious enough: more stringent building codes, rigorously enforced; and more rapid and effective rescue efforts after the event.

Jeff Passan of Yahoo.com argues that it isn't because the testing is not stringent enough, the penalties are not harsh enough and the string of positives means neither of them are scaring players away from synthetic testosterone, which Jayson Stark of ESPN.com fears may be closing in on an epidemic.

San Diego County was among the first in the nation to adopt voluntary standards of home protection stringent enough that homes could be deemed safe enough to "shelter in place," if evacuation is impossible.

Alexis Tsipras, Greece's combative prime minister, is facing yet another week of fraught negotiations as he and his team struggle to agree a shopping list of economic reforms stringent enough to appease the country's creditors, but different enough from the grinding austerity of the past five years to satisfy the Greek electorate.

"The [emission] tests were simply not stringent enough.

Often taxed with being too intellectual as a playwright, he is here not intellectually stringent enough.

Some critics say the standards are not stringent enough to prevent further deforestation.

Do you think the requirements to continue holding a licence are stringent enough?

Though the rules are stringent enough, the Labor Department does little to enforce them.

A new study raises questions about whether the current measure used to define lead poisoning is stringent enough.