Sentence examples for have the rigor from inspiring English sources

"I don't mean to be a snob," he said, "but it doesn't have the rigor it once did".

Very few of them have the rigor and discipline to successfully increase their revenue.

Gödel wanted a proof that had the rigor and certainty of mathematics.

I'm concerned that some of the studies out there have not had the rigor that ought to be there.

"But I never had the rigor of spending the day in the studio by myself," she said.

And it's generally true that research conducted on matters pertaining to fairness or social justice rarely has the rigor of research conducted on, say, particle physics.

Their cut had the rigor, if not the logic, of modernist architecture, but loose flaps, queer trains, and other sometimes perplexing extrusions encouraged a client of the house to improvise her own style of wearing them.

"He saw things as they were and he had the rigor and courage not to let his youthful yearning for a better world color his conclusions about the world that actually existed".

It means consulting guidance counselors and finding colleges that have the reputation, rigor, curriculum, location and cost that match an applicant's aspirations and qualifications.

Although this method does not have the quantitative rigor of d-SSwitch, the extent of S-nitrosylation is comparable in the two methods.

The district appears on track for a record graduation rate, but observers have questioned the rigor of make-up classes.