Sentence examples for more exacting standards from inspiring English sources

Bountiful harvests bring more exacting standards of perfection.

Some departments and divisions have more exacting standards than the institution.

She didn't need to add that women exhibit more exacting standards.

And he wants the car companies to clean up their vehicles to the more exacting standards in Europe.

In order to establish and display the laws of stoichiometry, Berzelius invented and perfected more exacting standards and techniques of analysis.

With that has come a reputation for being difficult, within the music industry and among journalists, though clearly the group operate to more exacting standards than most.

Perhaps assets are so cheap after the devaluation of Asian currencies that buying them meets even this more exacting standard.

Ms. Dunham and her cohorts — a generation raised on Tyra Banks don't-judge-me rants and after-school programs about anorexia — are rebelling against the ever more exacting standard of beauty in show business.

It replaced the balancing test that the Supreme Court had used in the Native American case with a much more exacting standard, requiring a "compelling state interest" justifying a ban on religious practice, an action "narrowly tailored" to that interest, and the "least restrictive" means of pursuing it.

In footnote 4 of United States v. Carolene Products Co. (1938), Justice Harlan F. Stone opined that where legislation was aimed at "discrete and insular minorities" who lack the normal protections of the political process, a more exacting standard of judicial review with no presumption of constitutionality should be applied.

"From the Land of the Moon" isn't in the same league, though I'm leery of comparing leagues in the first place: Why lump filmmakers together simply because they're female — and why hold Garcia to a more exacting standard than that of the numerous male-directed mediocrities that have been slotted into competition without a second thought?