Sentence examples for far too stringent from inspiring English sources
However, it cannot be taken to be automatically relevant to the practice of reasoning in the Middle Ages: the logical metatheory (that of the syllogism) is far too restrictive, and the conditions placed on scientific demonstrations are far too stringent, for it to be a plausible description of very many actual processes of reasoning, in the Middle Ages or at any other time.
While the psychologists succeeded in introducing much-needed rigor into the study of animal minds, there was some concern that they had gone too far, that the methods were too stringent, and that the drive for repeatable and controlled experiments could not be used to uncover all there is to know about the function of animal minds.
The ex-Dortmund supremo was naturally far too busy circumventing the league's stringent licensing laws with a Schalke-type ploy: Kölner Express revealed that Köln sold off the catering rights for the stadium to a subsidiary company for €7m, who in turn borrowed €7m from a bank.
The aide, who declined to detail what has been discussed so far, cautioned that if the pay-for were too stringent, it could drive some progressive Democrats to abandon their support for the bill.
That seems too stringent.
Am I being too stringent?
In western Washington, they were decried for being too stringent.
"Billie Jean's rules are too stringent," Capriati said yesterday.
Among plus-size models, too, stringent standards apply.
Too little, far too late.
