Sentence examples for financial rigor from inspiring English sources

On Friday, S.& P. kept Germany's ratings untouched, citing its continued competitiveness and financial rigor.

And its management team, led by Terry S. Semel, a former Hollywood executive, is well regarded for its skill and financial rigor.

It says the council's plan is risky and lacks financial rigor, and that it could be used to increase rents, displace traders and compromise the affordability of the market.

And the financial rigor of a big company is phenomenal in terms of projections, making sure everything is on track on a weekly basis, or reporting your numbers — they're very, very good at that sort of thing.

Harley Shaiken, a professor at the University of California at Berkeley who specializes in labor and the global economy, said the financial rigors of keeping an Internet company afloat have tended to overshadow management matters.

The socio-political climate, lack of sleep, time pressure, academic rigor, financial worries, technostress, and eroding social support adds up, with disastrous cumulative effects.

But in the meantime, companies should make it a priority to bring the seriousness and rigor of financial reporting to the measurement of environmental impact.

During the boom market, leagues for soccer, basketball and volleyball, among other sports, were respites from the buttoned-up rigor of financial institutions, opportunities to sweat away boardroom stress and bond over a post-game beer.

In the words of William Shakespeare, "to thy own self be true" (but the Bard never had to face the horrors of credit-card debt, even though debtors' prisons no doubt helped to inject a bit more rigor into personal financial habits in Elizabethan England).

In this financial maelstrom, Lagerfeld's task was to bring rigor back to Chanel without bringing rigor mortis to the same old suits.

The Bank of Spain was seen as a beacon of rigor at the start of the financial crisis.