Sentence examples for focus more rigorously from inspiring English sources

Even if LCDS, Laban and NSCD were to focus more rigorously on pure technical proficiency, it's questionable how well this would serve the majority of their students' long-term interests.

China should not only take the lead in pushing for tighter Security Council sanctions but make clear it will more rigorously enforce existing sanctions with a focus on penalties that harm the regime's leaders.

Focusing on distinctions in pedagogical approaches encourages one to think more rigorously about educational values and aims.

Through a new focus and better techniques, U.S. intelligence is collecting more information, analyzing it more rigorously and sharing it more broadly.

Consideration of these steps can lead to a focused dialogue between program planners and evaluators and can result in more rigorously planned programs.

Campaign advisers to Donald J. Trump, concerned that his focus and objectives had dissolved during the first presidential debate on Monday, plan to more rigorously prepare him for his next face-off with Hillary Clinton.

The President launched My Brother's Keeper urging the public and private sectors to focus more on "what works" and to adopt new and promising, evidence based collaborations; efforts that rigorously focus on milestones that range from cradle to college and career.

The Value in Cancer Care Consortium, a nonprofit focused on lowering the cost of cancer treatment, had been planning a clinical trial to more rigorously test lower doses.

To avoid the variation due to focal plane position, and to more rigorously test γ-tubulin levels in the centrosomes, stacks of z section images were focused and signal intensities measured.

Both groups must evaluate potential partners more rigorously.

I might wish the Mail more rigorously checked its facts.