Sentence examples for is less rigorous from inspiring English sources

But dealers sometimes fit the cars with dealer plates, often obtained from states like Pennsylvania, where applying is less rigorous than in New York.

Camus cited noir as an influence, but this American crime version of existentialism is less rigorous, more vague, like the mumbling of some low-rent hood.

Disney has a predilection for cast members who can stay in character with bone-chilling determination, but Tierra Santa is less rigorous about keeping up appearances.

That is less rigorous than the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard you'd need to establish to send me to jail for a few months for picking someone's pocket.

Mr McCain's scheme, perhaps unsurprisingly, is less rigorous: he wants to cut emissions by 60% of their 1990 levels by 2050, compared with Mr Obama's 80%.

It may also explain why good project managers make bad forecasts, particularly in the public sector, where after-the-event accountability to a project's paymaster, the taxpayer, is less rigorous.

It also points the regulatory environment in Canada, which can be less rigorous.

Some within Boko Haram are hardline Sunni Salafis, others are less rigorous.

Some analysts also said the measure was less rigorous than many had feared.

"Four years ago, we were far less professionalized, and the work was less rigorous and less stressful.

Antitrust enforcement tends to be less rigorous in bad economic times, in the interests of keeping business activity going.