Sentence examples for especially stringent in from inspiring English sources
Even with the variability of the CCS proteome in this preparation (we were especially stringent in using 2 standard deviations as the limit for variability).
The reporting of all purchases may be an especially stringent assumption in the cigarette category, as packages of cigarettes may be purchased at locations such as bars and consumed before the panellist returns home.
About 12,000 of those will go in Europe, where labour laws are especially stringent.
Ms Neuville doubts that governance at a Russian conglomerate listed in Moscow is better than that of a company listed in Amsterdam and New York, where listing requirements are especially stringent.
The state enacted laws that were especially stringent on the issuing of absentee ballots after widespread fraud in the 1997 mayoral election in Miami led to the removal of Mayor Xavier Suarez.
It ran aground 44 miles east of Great Keppel Island, off eastern Australia about 370 miles north of Brisbane, in an area of the reef that is subject to especially stringent environmental restrictions and that is popular with sport fishermen.
But that has inspired another concern: Industries could buy and hoard so many allowances to emit greenhouse gases now that they might not need to actually reduce emissions in the future, when the state's emission target becomes especially stringent.
This problem is extremely important for large transport aircraft models: in this case the requirements for the test data accuracy are especially stringent.
Rules regarding bad language are especially stringent.
Especially stringent needs arise because of local values and circumstances.
