Sentence examples for increasingly rigorous from inspiring English sources

Today's structures have to meet increasingly rigorous requirements during operation.

Publishers cite pressures from parents who are mindful of increasingly rigorous standardized testing in schools.

Surgical training has been subject to significant upheaval in recent years with an increasingly rigorous assessment regimen for trainees.

This was happening before the earthquake on a very limited basis, but its reach would expand greatly and the schools would undergo an increasingly rigorous certification process.

Dr. Scott's tenure at Ramapo was marked by rising enrollments, increasingly rigorous admission standards, a construction boom, fiscal stability and the addition of three graduate degree programs.

With increasingly rigorous teacher evaluation policy, teachers’ classroom instruction isfrequently observed and evaluated, and teachers are held accountable for their students’ achievement gains.

And while independent Web sites and new online ventures are increasingly producing rigorous, original journalism, every blogger who is not too stupid or too full of himself to notice what is going on knows there would be next to nothing important for the vast Internet commentariat to aggregate, curate or opine about without professionally edited, remunerative reporting.

Even if a preliminary sample selection is applied, many samples cannot meet the criteria for acceptable paleointensity data, and the criteria are becoming increasingly more rigorous (e.g., Paterson et al. 2014).

So might more scrutiny from directors, executive recruiters say, especially as boards increasingly develop more rigorous succession plans.

For decades, therefore, neurophysiologists have devised increasingly clever and rigorous ways to measure these critical variables (Parker and Newsome, 1998).

As goods, services, information, ideas, and people cross borders today with unprecedented velocity, corporations debating operational or infrastructural investments abroad increasingly need objective, rigorous assessments.