Sentence examples for little rigorous from inspiring English sources

Though there were plenty of theories on both subjects, there had been little rigorous reporting.

Such prescriptions seem sensible, but they have little rigorous science to back them up.Until now, that is.

Though there is little rigorous and independent polling for the election, candidates' surveys have generally shown Mr. Lee hovering around the 30 percent mark among first-place votes.

In fact, they say, they are especially concerned because there is so little rigorous research on the new ephedra substitutes, primarily a substance called synephrine.

Despite being one of the most familiar animals on the planet, there had been very little rigorous research on African elephant taxonomy until the last fifteen years.

In the early two-thousands, when Letourneau first began to research juveniles who sexually offend, she discovered that there was little rigorous scholarship about effective treatment.

This may sound a little too rigorous.

He is a smart little kid, rigorous in his thinking, judgmental, unforgiving.

"I think people are actually starting to understand that we need to be a little more rigorous in what we accept about screening," Dr. Brawley said.

IT IS temptingly easy to use the phrase "electronic commerce" without troubling to define it, but there is something to be said for being a little more rigorous.

Mr. Améris said: "I think that in relation to my other films the critics found that 'Bad Company' was a little less rigorous and more commercial.