Sentence examples for progressively more stringent from inspiring English sources

Every patient's teeth will be thoroughly tested each year, while progressively more stringent standards for adequate yearly dental progress will be enforced.

Since it was first introduced to Congress, the Dream Act has become progressively more stringent.

Standards have become progressively more stringent, and the equipment necessary to meet them has become more complex.

They have been made progressively more stringent with time, and are now quite effective in protecting USDWs.

Environmental requirements are the subject of State Government Agreements, which have become progressively more stringent as each new agreement for a mine site has been drawn up.

Due to progressively more stringent organic solvent legislation, the use of supercritical fluids especially those derived from carbon dioxide and water is rapidly developing.

The potential opportunities of PEC are shaped by both its strengths and the progressively more quantitative requirements of NDT&E, which is characterised by ever increasingly more stringent safety regulations; and this is especially true in the sectors where human lives are in stake, such as aerospace and nuclear industry.

Despite three decades of progressively more extensive and stringent regulatory controls, there is ongoing concern about unhealthful ambient levels of air pollution in Houston, Texas (Mayor's Task Force 2006; Rice University 2006).

In general, the signal to noise ratio is expected to be higher for more significant P-value thresholds but there are progressively fewer hits that achieve more stringent thresholds.

The Obama administration has sought more stringent fuel standards for new cars, and Congress is debating regulations that would progressively limit carbon dioxide emissions throughout the economy.

As emissions requirements become evermore stringent, designing a system to meet the legislation subject to packaging and cost constraints becomes progressively more difficult.