Sentence examples for no rigor from inspiring English sources

I don't think that it should be bitchy or anything, but there's no rigor as far as looking at style".

The initial four — Johnni Durango, Paige Martin, Mina Nishimura and Mr. Greenberg, a former Merce Cunningham dancer — move in a precise, detailed manner, using the whole body, with a feeling for upper-body gesture; but there's no rigor.

I doubt very much that a Democratic president is going to become a supply-sider, but in the campaign there were some other ideas that sound good but have no rigor to them.

"We tend categorically to assume that if the problem is responsive to psychotherapeutic dialogue, it is a problem you should be able to overcome with simple rigor, while a problem responsive to the ingestion of chemicals is not your fault and requires no rigor of you.

Six research assistants hand searched 170 journals titles in total for the year 2000, and applied methodologic criteria to each item in each issue to determine if the article was methodologically sound for 7 purpose categories (e.g., causation, treatment, diagnosis; two other types of articles, cost and qualitative studies, were also classified but had no rigor criteria).

Hand searching was performed across 55 journals titles for the year 2000, and methodologic criteria were applied to each item in each issue to determine if the article was methodologically sound for 7 purpose categories (two other types of articles, cost and qualitative studies, were also classified but had no rigor criteria).

There is, thus, no rigor-like pattern to the 2-headed cross-bridges of contracting muscle.

The majority of adverse events were mild in severity, with no serious systemic adverse events and no rigors experienced by any of the 15 subjects who were vaccinated, indicating a satisfactory safety profile at this dose.

There was no underwriting rigor – because there was no underwriting, period.

The danger is that a President who disparages the data might convince his followers that bad economic news is political propaganda, and offer numbers that have no statistical rigor behind them.

Many of them also have no scientific rigor [26].