Sentence examples for not sufficiently rigorous from inspiring English sources

In addition, official methods of preventing bankrupts from continuing to trade are not sufficiently rigorous.

Yesterday, two members of that panel said the written, video and oral instructions, without live training, were not sufficiently rigorous and fell short of their recommendations.

Many parents in middle-class neighborhoods -- even those who send their children to public elementary and middle schools -- believe that the city's high schools are not sufficiently rigorous or safe.

His journal occasionally receives manuscripts that conclude a therapy makes no difference, for instance, when, in fact, the statistical analyses are not sufficiently rigorous to make definitive negative statements, Dr. Huth said.

But Pradaxa has been linked to more than 500 deaths in the United States, and a chorus of complaints has risen from doctors, victims' families and others in the medical community, who worry that the approval process was not sufficiently rigorous because it allowed a potentially dangerous drug to be sold without an option for reversing its effects.

The panel of 100 scientists involved in the Chernobyl Forum reduced that uncertainty by reviewing all available data and discounting studies that were not sufficiently rigorous.

When developing new products, processes, or even businesses, most companies aren't sufficiently rigorous in defining the problems they're attempting to solve and articulating why those issues are important.

AETN admitted that procedures for checking sign-off had "not been sufficiently rigorous".

Galbraith has also been attacked for not being sufficiently rigorous or mathematical.

Mr. Borosage, for his part, frets that Mr. Geithner at Treasury may not support sufficiently rigorous regulation of financial institutions.

Without a central coordination point, testing methods may not be sufficiently rigorous, and test and control groups across multiple experiments may confound one another.