Sentence examples for far too rigorous from inspiring English sources
Or, we can see this case as an opportunity to evolve a profession that is far too rigorous, too dynamic and too powerful to stagnate.
Such acts are far too rare to be studied in any rigorous way.
Snodgrass has been too rigorous in selecting his "Selected," a far less grave shortcoming than being too lax, but a shortcoming all the same.
It said: "In the past, English literature GCSEs were not rigorous enough and their content was often far too narrow.
The Department for Education said in a statement: "In the past, English literature GCSEs were not rigorous enough and their content was often far too narrow.
The injuries may stem from the fact that far too many medical devices are cleared for sale without undergoing rigorous clinical trials for safety and efficacy.
For far too long our education and skills systems have not been rigorous and have been distant from the needs of employers".
While many math teachers hailed the new exam as appropriately rigorous when it was introduced in 1999, some of those same teachers say the version given this week was far too difficult, even for the brightest students.
This may sound a little too rigorous.
Too little, far too late.
