Sentence examples for more rigor in from inspiring English sources

Maybe we need both the enabling environment and more rigor in these areas.

It turns out there's a whole journal dedicated to the idea that we could use more rigor in dental recommendations.

But for all of the bonhomie at Ria Mar, I wished for more rigor in the kitchen.

With a little more rigor in the kitchen, it could easily rise to excellence, but judging by two weekend visits, it is not there yet.

Mostly, however, the movement sequences — walking, floor-rolling, loose-limbed jumps and sudden freezes — felt both arbitrary and opaque, a reflection of a project that may have sounded good as a concept but needs far more rigor in its execution.

He inveighed against grade inflation and demanded more rigor in teaching, two issues that came up in his private conversation in 2001 with Cornel West, then a professor of African and African-American studies.

In the words of William Shakespeare, "to thy own self be true" (but the Bard never had to face the horrors of credit-card debt, even though debtors' prisons no doubt helped to inject a bit more rigor into personal financial habits in Elizabethan England).

The book emphasizes on homogeneous reactions as these are free of the many complications of heterogeneity, thus allowing actual reaction kinetics to be treated with more rigor and in greater detail.

We argue for more rigor and transparency in this area.

At this year's SXSWedu, Scientific American and Macmillan Education co-hosted a "Science of Learning" panel with Harvard professor Robert Lue and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign professor Tim Stelzer to discuss how we can use emerging technology and data analysis to improve efficacy and apply more rigor to instructional methods in school.

But at the same time, a big company has processes with much more rigor than what we ever had in a start-up.