Sentence examples for even more rigorously from inspiring English sources

Recruiters at major papers have little to do these days as hiring freezes become even more rigorously enforced.

This was always a goal with the show, even when I was performing it at Princeton but I'm pursuing it even more rigorously now!

Uli Brahmst's untitled painting expresses the structure of flowers and fruit in geometric terms, analyzing nature even more rigorously than did Cezanne.

Despite the view -- not universally shared by his friends -- that Mr. Bush has aged visibly, he has been working out even more rigorously since Sept. 11.

Right now, with the public finances under extreme pressure, expenditure priorities should be debated and justified even more rigorously than usual.

An "America first" approach to foreign assistance could mean deploying foreign aid even more rigorously to help keep America safe, rather than a simple retreat.

In fact, the advances in connectivity and the wide availability of data are shifting healthcare towards real patient-centeredness, and even in more rigorously scientific areas, such as research, the Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) is bound to cause a wave of transformations.

Few have done more to bring historical knowledge to a wide audience than David, but I believe that the writers of imaginative fiction can do just as much to bring the past alive for children - perhaps even more – than a rigorously fact-based history curriculum.

It can be a slippery slope to push the limits of our clinical scope of competence, so it is even more important to adhere rigorously to this ethical standard.

And who knows — the Ivies might even teach undergraduates a little more rigorously if they weren't so determined to prove they admitted the smartest kids by never ever letting anyone flunk out.

In some ways, ethnophyletism is sometimes defended or discussed more rigorously than even the divisive issue of ecumenism!