Sentence examples for more rigorous look from inspiring English sources

But a larger, riskier, more rigorous look at what Ms. Sherman has wrought could have set everyone back on their heels and been a major inspiration to artists as well.

And the numbers attached to some of Mr. Paterson's revenue-raising proposals need a more rigorous look, including a tax amnesty that his aides say could bring in $250 million in unpaid taxes or the Aqueduct raceway contract that might add $200 million.

A more rigorous look into the physical situation shows that while waves are basically vertical oscillations of the water surface, the visible part of the wave is its front, which moves in a linear motion over the sea surface (though foam and the breaking of waves at high sea states can cause local distortions of this linearity).

A more rigorous way of looking at it is to see the 'miracle' as an opportunity for us to make an unreasonable commitment to an unpredictable result.

Over time, there have been several similar changes of this kind in Liuhe's reports, which suggests that its report preparers have intended to improve their CSR report by means of using less biased words and less affirmative tune to make the reports (look) more rigorous.

After some layoffs and a hard pivot to mobile platforms, Ko said the company is a lot more rigorous about what it looks for.

"This report would have been much easier if polls that on paper looked more rigorous than other polls performed better," Kennedy said.

Figuring out what lessons to draw from pollsters' challenges in 2016 "would have been much easier if polls that on paper looked more rigorous than other polls performed better," Courtney Kennedy, director of survey research at the Pew Research Center, explained last year.

"But it's something that must be looked at with a more rigorous study".

So, as we turn probity into something more rigorous than prudence and sobriety into what increasingly looks like spite, we should be aware that democracy does cost money.

The Disney corporation, with its mammoth financial advantage, can obviously afford a more rigorous and expensive restoration, and the new "Pinocchio" looks magnificent, with a richness of color and a tight definition that evoke the theatrical experience.