Sentence examples for not rigorous enough from inspiring English sources

Even the Montanists, however, were not rigorous enough for Tertullian.

Other groups say the E.P.A. research proposal is not rigorous enough.

He said he felt that he was not admitted because Truman's course offerings were not rigorous enough.

It said: "In the past, English literature GCSEs were not rigorous enough and their content was often far too narrow.

Or it could mean that the inspection process is not rigorous enough to prevent the occasional failure".

His 2001 study caused a huge stir because many people felt that it was not rigorous enough for publication.

Even so, it seems that "Lives" wasn't rigorous enough for the Party.

It is possible to take GCSE and A-level dance at some state schools, but the syllabus isn't rigorous enough to provide all the training needed.

A lower court ruled that its methodology wasn't rigorous enough, and that ads containing claims such as, "Amaze your cardiologist" and "The antioxidant superpower" were disingenuous.

I'm not quite sure what the function of this person was meant to be, but it was certainly the case that the appointment process wasn't rigorous enough.

In the pursuit of galactic domination, it overlooked glaring weak spots in its Death Star design, wasn't rigorous enough in its hiring of Stormtroopers and appointed a leader who was liable to Force choke colleagues - a real HR headache.