Sentence examples for even rigorous from inspiring English sources

By contemporary standards, he had a strict — even rigorous upbringing, not calculated to encourage extrovert behavior.

There are stories of patients rapidly returning to work and even rigorous athletic competition, like Cory Faulk, a triathlete who ran a marathon last year within three months of getting a Birmingham resurfacing.

Mr. Rumsfeld, who pressed the president's case before the Senate Armed Services Committee, argued that even rigorous weapons inspections in Iraq were not likely to lead to the elimination of Baghdad's weapons of mass destruction, because the current inspection system has fewer teeth than the one in place immediately after the gulf war.

Even rigorous questions of critical skeptics were answered correctly.

Even rigorous travel volume reductions might, however, be difficult for those PICTs that partially depend on food imports and other critical imports (e.g., medical supplies).

Even rigorous intervention trials were usually conducted in tertiary care centres where even controls received ANC, often of better quality than women who do not enroll in such trials; in such trials with appropriate care and monitoring, stillbirths are more rare than in the general population (e.g., use of anti-hypertensive agents in pregnant women with hypertension).

And also to make the science even more rigorous.

Historical preservation laws known as denkmalschutz place even more rigorous restrictions on almost any change.

JHF-I (Joint Helicopter Force Iraq) is struggling to meet its tasks even with rigorous prioritisation..

Mr. Rehn also promised "a new round of even more rigorous and even more comprehensive bank stress tests," beginning in February.

But even with rigorous training and responsible oversight, volunteers can never be completely immune from sexual assault and violent crime.