Sentence examples for more exacting than from inspiring English sources
The process is much more exacting than it sounds.
This requirement is more exacting than national laws.
Yet he is more exacting than Richard about women's looks.
I'm not sure, but they are more exacting than professional critics.
That is why senators must be even more exacting than usual when they evaluate Mr. Kavanaugh.
I was more vigilant, more punitive, more exacting than he was.
Garrett is a more exacting coach than the laid-back Phillips.
"By contrast, a criminal conviction requires proof beyond a reasonable doubt, the standard for which contemplates a far more exacting analysis than that required of either the P.I.C. or the independent counsel," Mr. Soares wrote.
Jervis Anderson wrote about heroes, which is a more exacting discipline than writing about villains, and he did it well, and he contributed far more than his share to the preservation of American memory.
Nearly 200 governments in Paris agreed to work towards keeping global temperature rises below 1.5C above pre-industrial levels, a more exacting target than the 2C previously agreed on by leaders, and which the UK carbon budgets are based on.
But a 1997 decision in a religion case, City of Boerne v. Flores, may require the court to subject the latest extension to more exacting scrutiny than it has in the past, one that asks not only whether legislation was a rational response to constitutional violations but also whether it was "congruent and proportional" to them.
