Sentence examples for get rigorous from inspiring English sources

It also urged ministers to get rigorous external medical advice to prove Megrahi was close to death, advice they ignored.

He now hopes that the fund will serve as a "carrot," so that institutions hungry for capital will get rigorous in the hope of becoming eligible.

Jeremy Howe, Radio 4's drama commissioner, says Wertenbaker was the perfect choice to adapt War and Peace for radio: "With Timberlake you get rigorous dramatic intelligence".

There's always a point when stagnant ideas have to be stirred into movement, then always another point at which good ideas flip over to bad and at those latter times we have to get rigorous all over again.

I do not suggest getting rigorous about the cell cycle effects, or lack thereof; this is not an important issue, it seems.

I HAVE been mulling today an aphorism, generally attributed to Kenneth Boulding:  "Economics has gotten so rigorous we've all got rigor mortis".As technology and mathematical techniques have evolved, the frontier of economic research has gotten quite technical so technical, in fact, that it has become inaccessible to the untrained.

The training is intended to get more rigorous later on, but for now the CPA wants to get as many bodies as possible out there.

The city's schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, said the "state tests need to get more rigorous, but that doesn't take away from the gains we have made" in improving city performance compared with the state as a whole.

"I didn't really get any rigorous background in film history," he admits.He cites the great Serbian experimental director Dušan Makavejev, who taught him at Harvard, and Ozu, Robert Bresson and Werner Herzog as his prime influences rather than traditional documentary film-makers.

This fact enables us to get a rigorous prediction of stability of the dithered system by establishing the stability of the relaxed system.

This makes it possible to get a rigorous prediction of the stability of the dithered interconnected system by establishing the stability of the relaxed interconnected system.