Sentence examples for much rigorous from inspiring English sources

As it turns out, there's not much rigorous research on recovery after strenuous exercise.

Yet the Saudi government finances various conservative religious organizations without much rigorous accounting of where the money goes.

Invited to prepare a Penguin Book of the British Short Story on a very substantial scale, I made the point to my commissioning editor that anthologies rarely seemed to be the product of much rigorous reading.

"What makes this easy for a chief scientist is that so much rigorous work has gone on around the globe to get an agreed statement on the basis of extremely rigorous science….Clearly climate change is an extremely important threat to us," Sir Mark said.

First, indulge in as much rigorous analysis as you want but for a limited time.

Also, the availability of increasingly powerful utility and dedicated software tools has enabled a much rigorous approach to devising and application of more complex and accurate models for these purposes.

It is best to gain some experience on much less rigorous campouts before going on a backpacking trip, as there is much less risk involved in the less rigorous campouts.

Clinical trials are much more rigorous.

He said attaining it should be much more rigorous.

Workers will also have to meet much more rigorous standards to qualify for disability pensions.

Transactions with certain risky clients, like the Iranians, were subject to much more rigorous vetting.