Sentence examples for lacking in rigor from inspiring English sources

No more Magic, Witchcraft & Religion – it sounds too fluffy, too lacking in rigor.

Intervention science for this population is limited and lacking in rigor.

No country with a debt America's size, he points out, has ever remained dominant for long, and no country with schools as lacking in rigor as America's has much hope of dominating a global economy for long either.

While only a crude approximation lacking in rigor, this teaching tool is physically intuitive, links directly wave propagation and modal damping in a simple way and gives the correct result.

Kamps last chapter, Toward a McSustainable Future (I swear, this book is much better than such titles suggest), tries to grapple with the paradoxes implicit in the attempt to promote gastronomic ethics on a mass scale, but readers of Michael Pollans Omnivores Dilemma may find it glib and lacking in rigor.

Kamp's last chapter, "Toward a McSustainable Future" (I swear, this book is much better than such titles suggest), tries to grapple with the paradoxes implicit in the attempt to promote gastronomic ethics on a mass scale, but readers of Michael Pollan's "Omnivore's Dilemma" may find it glib and lacking in rigor.

What the tour lacked in rigor was made up for in education.

What Care Group evaluations lacked in "rigor," they have made up with "naturalistic" program experiences, making the findings arguably more relevant for decision making.

Their tools, which are subject to easy manipulation, are lacking in validity and conceptual rigor.

Dodgson found the radical new math illogical and lacking in intellectual rigor.

Cotter, in his highly positive Times review, had taken issue with the McQueen show's catalogue, which he found lacking in curatorial rigor.