Sentence examples for particularly strict from inspiring English sources

Though he's still a believer, he is not particularly strict.

Mr. Ohara said Japan was particularly strict in determining what constituted safe radioactive levels.

I had never been particularly strict with online privacy, so I thanked her and reported it to Google.

Although they hope Clayton never catches up with them, they don't seem particularly strict about maintaining their false identities.

The prosecutors argue that issue ads are still dodgy, and that Wisconsin's campaign-finance laws are particularly strict.

It believes the problem began with VW's efforts to grow in the US, where emissions restrictions on diesel cars are particularly strict.

Yet Wall Street still faces permanent pressures on profitability, particularly stricter regulations aimed at making the financial system safer.

But critics like Dr. Hasson and a range of environmentalists and regulators contend that Southern has always marshaled its considerable political and economic might to resist changes, particularly stricter environmental requirements, that threaten a comfortable status quo and healthy profits.

Or will the moneymakers never get to go back to their high-rolling ways?" "Wall Street still faces permanent pressures on profitability, particularly stricter regulations aimed at making the financial system safer.

Also, in the efforts of progressing air transportation system in both economic and social aspects, a share of environmental compromise may arise particularly when strict modification is done (e.g., building a new runway in a completely non-commercial area).

59 Routine long term implementation of some of the measures assessed in this review would be problematic, particularly maintaining strict hygiene and barrier routines for long periods.