Sentence examples for much more strictly from inspiring English sources

"Commercial radio has been very much more strictly censured by Ofcom for far longer than the BBC ever has.

The local telephone industry, especially the Bells, is regulated much more strictly than is the long-distance industry.

By combining photonic crystal and trench structure, single transverse mode operation of photonic crystal VCSEL can be much more strictly controlled.

I do not think it is good for children to be brought up very much more strictly than their neighbours, for one thing.

Today in Germany, the line is drawn much more strictly: approximately forty films made during the Nazi era are banned there to this day.

One such discussion last year focused on the subject of dating and marriage - often a hot point of contention between U.S.- born students and their Indian-born parents, who grew up with a much more strictly arranged system of courtship.

In this regard, solutions must be both political, structural (for example, campaign finance reform) and much more demand side than strictly supply side (education being the latter — and to be clear, I agree that's a critical part of the solution).

Ph.D. committees are much more diverse compared with strictly academic institutions.

They favor a third bill, based on recommendations made by the Elections Enforcement Commission, that would more strictly limit how much special-interest groups could give candidates.

"Madison Avenue was much more conservative, intellectual, cultured, and it was strictly 9 to 5," he said.

However, cell inheritance is always strictly vertical in bacteria, much more so than in eukaryotes where sexual cell fusion makes even cell inheritance reticulate on the microevolutionary scale, and thus not tree-like.