Sentence examples for less rigorously from inspiring English sources

Public health measures should be evaluated no less rigorously.

The methods of the nontargeted approach tend to be less rigorously quantitative.

The process of socialist transformation under the Baʿth Party and, less rigorously, under Pres.

When boys gravitate to the less rigorously misanthropic (and conventionally prettier) Rebecca, Enid scares them away with her glowering superiority.

But the premium placed on the concert-as-seminar can make less rigorously plotted shows seem somehow random, even dumb.

Distinctions were less rigorously seen if the traditions were cited not for legal definitions but merely for moral purposes.

"Some have questioned whether the 'issuer pays' model has led S.&P. and others to issue higher, or less rigorously analyzed, ratings so as to garner more business.

For the past eight years I've more or less rigorously "controlled" my smoking, interpolating scenes from my smoking life with others from my ruminant one.

Many of these schools have a reputation for rigorously helping students apply for federal aid, and then less rigorously making sure students get a degree and marketable skills.

Of more concern than refugees is the much less rigorously-vetted visa waiver program, for visitors and tourists, which last year allowed 20 million people from 38 countries into the U.S). Happily, to counter all the anti-refugee venom, Democrats have stepped forward.

However, especially in an era of fewer safe therapeutic prescription options (eg, withdrawal of rofecoxib from the market in 2004), it is interesting to examine to what extent rheumatology specialists consider less-rigorously tested CAM modalities to be legitimate therapeutic elements in clinical practice.