Sentence examples for extra rigour from inspiring English sources
The design, conduct and analysis of non-inferiority trials should be performed with extra rigour and to the highest standards.
The Essex player said the rigours of the extra workload led to him falling ill last December and that he had decided to put his family first.
That is why Michael Gove is returning rigour and standards to schools and channelling extra money to poorer children.
Boaden admitted BBC News had been given a "significant amount" of extra money beyond its normal budget to cope with the rigours of reporting on major global news stories in the Middle East and Japan.
"We've got a few more departments thinking about introducing an admissions test, and we do this with some rigour and discussion because we know we're putting an extra requirement into a process".
Officially, Alonso said he needed the extra time to ensure he was fully mentally prepared for the rigours of what will be a long, hard season.
After the government ordered ministries to find an extra €5bn (£4.3bn) in savings last week, Hollande is trying to spell out to voters that this increased "rigour" in trimming France's public spending does not amount to a punishing regime of "austerity" that will damage public services.
Nor did he blame the scheduling and the rigours of a four hour semi-final against Federer, while Djokovic had an extra day's rest after a veritable stroll in his semi-final against David Ferrer.
But such rigour has risks.
Her rigour is terrifying.
