Sentence examples for far more rigorous from inspiring English sources

"Shiite clerics get a far more rigorous education than Sunni clerics.

This year's report will be subject to far more rigorous scrutiny, scientists said.

Dr. Schimmack points to daily Gallup surveys, at well-beingindex.com, as a far more rigorous approach.

Local licensing, still not complete, has been far more rigorous than expected.

I loved a slate blue military-style overshirt ($150), which seemed far more rigorous than it actually was.

Formal asylum systems in EU countries have far more rigorous means of checking the backgrounds of asylum seekers.

But it says that is precisely why DfID needs to be far more realistic, rigorous and holistic in its approach.

And a far more scientifically rigorous study of 1,500 women, published a year later in The Journal of the National Cancer Institute, found no relationship at all.

Dr. Kerlikowske counters that the new USPTF guidelines are based on a far more detailed and rigorous analysis of the mammography data than has ever been done before.

The topic then lay dormant until Lewis revived it in Convention, providing an analysis heavily influenced by Hume's but far more detailed and rigorous.

It is notable that the surveys show far more conservatives in the more rigorous disciplines such as economics than in the vaguer 1960s "ologies".