Sentence examples for overly rigorous from inspiring English sources

Corporate executives and investors complain that overly rigorous, or simply overwhelmed, tech transfer offices take too long to negotiate licensing agreements.

That, within a six-month span, Trump's estimates ranged from twenty, or "close to twenty," per cent all the way up to forty-two per cent suggest he's not using an overly rigorous model.

While it is important to put in place appropriate restrictions, it is not wise to put overly rigorous restrictions on fisheries in the Barents Sea as this would run contrary to the global needs for increased sustainable fishing to help feed a growing global population.

The only real voice of dissent, given fleeting recognition, was that of snooker's world No12, Mark Allen, who says that since Hearn took over the sport in 2009 not all players are happy with his changes, some feeling they are on a kind of treadmill, required to adhere to an overly rigorous tournament schedule.

It sounded particularly witty in Mr. Robertson's sly account, which revealed the humor in the music (the overly rigorous contrapuntal writing of the first movement, the faux Asian exotica of the "Turandot" scherzo, with its gallumphing fugue for brass) rather than poking fun at it.

Don't expect it to be rushed out "I might be overly rigorous in how I think about APIs.

Because these patterns were overly complicated for rigorous analysis, the syllable categories were lumped into 2 large types, namely, syllables with jumps (A) and other syllable types (B).

However, in all of these literatures, the detection procedure is overly empirical and not rigorous for estimation accuracy, e.g., by checking the cycle presence based on a predefined threshold.

Previous studies that attempted to detect genes subject to positive selection in specific lineages often had worryingly high false positive rates due to the use of overly loose criteria [ 36– 38], so rigorous criteria were employed in this work to obtain more robust results.

For Mr. McIntyre the word "serious" doesn't correspond so much to an overly grave performance approach as to a rigorous unemotional attack.

But for a subject this naturally thrilling, Mr. Hadfield makes an overly earnest tour guide — as anyone with the rigorous discipline necessary to be an astronaut might.