Sentence examples for not only rigorous from inspiring English sources

Setting your sights on climbing Mt. McKinley involves not only rigorous physical training but also the costs of travel, guide services and gear, or an expenditure of at least $8,000, and possibly considerably more.

The profession requires not only rigorous mental learning, but manual dexterity too the fine motor skills to make tiny sutures and guide laparoscopes through the body.

He was not only rigorous and imaginative but he also had a wonderful historical perspective on the field, which helped Cliff and me greatly".

This will enable not only rigorous evaluation of new treatment strategies, but also exploration of distinct sequencing and schedules of various treatment modalities in the attempt to remain one step ahead of the tumour.

In fact, for Gandhi, the struggle to bring about a better world involved not only stringent self-denial and rigorous adherence to the philosophy of nonviolence; it also involved a steady awareness that one person, alone, can't change anything, an awareness that unjust authority can be overturned only by great numbers of people working together with discipline and persistence.

This close attention to accurate detail was not only scientifically rigorous but was instrumental to the artistry of the scenes.

They survived not only the rigorous variations of composting process, but also the presence of toxic heavy metals in the compost.

The rapid development of mathematical analysis in the 18th century had not concealed the fact that its underlying concepts not only lacked rigorous definition, but were even (e.g., in the case of differentials and infinitesimals) of doubtful logical character.

This process should not only include rigorous fact-checking, but also an examination of the source of those facts.

It is hard to tell in what way an orphan law with the input of adoptees would have been different from the current law, but it would for sure have given space not only for rigorous research in the practices in the countries with which the U.S. collaborates, but also in the practices of the adoption agencies here in the country, since money didn't corrupt just only the others, but also us.

This highlighted that recommendations are built not only on rigorous scientific reviews but also on expert interpretation and judgment of the evidence.