Sentence examples for excessively stringent from inspiring English sources

In other words, this year's verdict was a bit too mild while last year's was excessively stringent.

On the other hand, lawmakers worry that excessively stringent rules will reduce the number of employers offering retirement plans, or prompt employers to curtail plan benefits.

The administration, which makes no effort to disguise its disdain for government insurance programs, imposed new, excessively stringent requirements last month that not only guaranteed New York's denial but will make it nearly impossible for any state to expand coverage.

So Mr. Silva, 69, a former top executive of the Embraer aircraft maker, is blunt about the problems that he says confront Varig -- high costs, big debts, excessively stringent government rules and a bad reputation among the flying public.

Other authors (Leibenluft et al. 2003) have commented that DSM-IV requirements are excessively stringent and have proposed that 1 3 day episodes in juvenile mania as being acceptable for diagnosis.

Thus our selection criteria were not excessively stringent.

That seems too stringent.

Yet even that would be too stringent.

But that requirement seems too stringent.

"So not excessively excessive.

So, too, does the stringent screening process.