Sentence examples for must be rigorous from inspiring English sources

The investigation must be rigorous and exhaustive, Mr. Horn told him -- and finished in seven weeks.

Yes, working in Nigeria has it challenges, and of course there must be rigorous due diligence on use of UK funds.

External audits must be rigorous and fit for purpose, especially when it comes to systemically important and bewilderingly complex financial institutions.

It must be rigorous but flexible, broad but deep, and suit employers, universities, pupils, teachers and parents, as well as the politicians who will mark your answer.

With the diagnosis of late Lyme generally uncertain, authorities caution that doctors must be rigorous in attempting to prove their case.

The 64-page report, called Future of Innovation in Television Technology Taskforce, says there must be rigorous plans for the "protection of broadcast services" before the spectrum "capacity crunches really begin to bite".

DfID must then be rigorous in deciding what the appropriate role for UK aid is in that process".

The Commission, like Parliament, is convinced that being well-informed about the state of protection of fundamental rights is crucial to our being able to assess the quality of this protection, and this assessment must always be rigorous and efficient.

That agreement must be scientifically rigorous, equitable, ambitious and exact.

Authors, editors and readers must be more rigorous regarding adequate assumptions of equivalence.

Therefore it must be more rigorous in sticking to its public service purposes and focused on "building public value".