Sentence examples for more strictly be from inspiring English sources

A terminological point: 'inner-sense theory' should more strictly be called 'higher-order-sense theory', since we of course have senses that are physically 'inner', such as pain-perception and internal touch-perception, that aren't intended to fall under its scope.

The general managers' recommendation that charging and boarding rules be enforced more strictly was a direct response to an increase in injuries as the game has sped up in recent years.

I was happier – or, more strictly, I was happy or sad based on real things in my life, rather than being constantly depressed.

The counterintuitive result is that the more strictly we are controlled, the less hard we work.

As a Bell company that emerged from AT&T in 1984, U S West is regulated far more strictly than is Qwest.

More strictly, there is no need for the phenotyping of traits that were previously investigated in a training population.

Glycaemic control could also be intensified and other risk factors for microalbuminuria, e.g. smoking, BMI and WHR could be more strictly controlled than is usual.

More strictly, this is the main concern with a pregnant woman suffering from this symptom.

We made the definition of simultaneous starters of PPIs more strictly, that is, receiving a prescription of PPIs at exactly the same date as the first prescription of LDASA.

In the Double Jeopardy! round and in the Daily Double in the Jeopardy! round, the phrasing rule is followed more strictly, but contestants are still permitted to correct themselves before their time runs out.

More strictly, it should be in a direction, which is nearly normal to the direction of propagation.