Sentence examples for rather stricter from inspiring English sources

A former railroad engineer proud of his British ancestry, Mr. Booth's definition of Anglo-Indian is rather stricter than the Constitution's.

As for his own children, Kinney seems rather strict.

One was a man with a reputation for being rather strict.

The laws reflect a society that was patriarchal and rather strict.

The former is also clearly not the case if one applies the rather strict requirements adopted by the Constitutional Court.

He had left his father's house, and, while his father was rather strict, he was essentially a good man.

The appropriate response in those situations isn't a species ban, he says, but rather strict punishments for people who pose as disabled.

None of the balance created by the volumes and rather strict lines would have been lost if he had ditched the platforms.

A second type of unitary system makes less provision for territorial decentralization of authority and employs rather strict procedures for the central supervision of locally elected governments.

In wheat and many other plants, average seed size does not depend on planting density, showing that seed size is under rather strict genetic control.

IT USED to be said that Anglicanism was open-minded on almost every theological question, but rather strict when dealing with marital breakdown.