Sentence examples for perhaps stricter from inspiring English sources

Unimmunized visitors from other countries, with perhaps stricter standards of hygiene, are protected from such immunizing exposures and have no acquired resistance to the virus when they encounter it as adults.

I'm not asking for parents to have all the power, and do exactly as they please –I'm saying that, in my opinion, the former (perhaps stricter than some recall) system generally worked fine, and it was a mistake to change it.

Those findings should prompt intensivists to institute strict (perhaps stricter than is commonly advocated [ 17]) control of blood glucose, with the help of the 'wonder drug' insulin.

But there is this nagging thing that perhaps strict honesty would be better".

Both black and white, I have come to learn, are charged with all sorts of symbolism and — because of this power, perhaps — strict guidelines for wearing.

Perhaps strict justice should have given this to Josh Oppenheimer for his The Look of Silence, effectively the second panel in a masterly film-diptych about the way Indonesia's ruling classes have perpetrated horrific human rights abuses since the 1960s, and became blandly content with this grisly achievement.

Perhaps using stricter criteria for the selection of normal controls, such as normotensive subjects aged 55 60 years or older, could exclude the false-negative controls [59], [60].

Perhaps in strict legal terms the 14-year tariff conforms to the guidelines for such cases.

"Of course no one will say 'Plagiarism is fine.' But in Germany we are perhaps extra-strict," he said.

Alabama's Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act of 2011 was perhaps the strictest of a wave of tough, anti-illegal-immigration bills passed in the South and West.

Of the big countries Britain's regime is perhaps the strictest, but Germany, the Netherlands, France (as of 2012) and Switzerland all now require prompt disclosure of relatively small equity stakes, including exposure through derivatives.