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Ironically, LAUNCH has turned out to be much more rigorous than the prior business plan competition because we immerse every entrepreneur and their mentors in conquering the chaos and uncertainty that is normal for startups.

This latest round of tests has been touted as being more rigorous than previous attempts, in which few banks failed, and finance ministers' officials are drawing up plans for how to deal with the fallout.

I think voters don't care greatly about the rigorous details of a policy plan and in that sense it doesn't help Warren that much that she's being more rigorous than the other candidates.

More importantly, some certifications are more rigorous than others.

But perhaps intuition can be more rigorous than reason.

And it is more rigorous than previous exams.

Spokeswoman Haley Drage claims it's more rigorous than Fairtrade.

Local licensing, still not complete, has been far more rigorous than expected.

The decision led to experiments — some more rigorous than others — to gauge American attitudes to graying.

Her art has always been appealing but her latest works are more rigorous than cute.

Those tests would in some cases be more rigorous than routine safety checks.