Sentence examples for rigorous affair from inspiring English sources

(When you have to say it …) But I recalled an experience from a couple of years previous at what should have been a more scientifically rigorous affair: the USA Science & Engineering Festival.

By April, the missions had become rigorous but mostly quiet affairs, chasing intelligence intercepts that often led to empty hilltops.

Burnside blamed Governor Morton for the demise of his program for rigorous military intervention into civil affairs, one of the most notorious efforts to suppress speech and press freedoms in American history.

At the same time, as mentioned above, there was an attempt to develop a more methodologically rigorous approach to theorizing about international affairs.

Based on research he conducted in Venezuela, Baker criticised the organisation for the "opacity of its financial affairs" and its lack of rigorous evaluation to quantify its claims of "miraculous social transformation".

Its focus should be on "rigorous, impartial analysis of important news events and current affairs".

But "rigorous efforts" are required to maintain this state of affairs, said the commissioners in slides presented Friday.

But wait, there's more: The Lover is one of those rare sensual, secret-love-affair best-sellers that is also stylistically rigorous, or challenging, or at least worthy of the vague but still meaningful literary designation.

The mayor denies any wrongdoing, but the affair is embarrassing to a movement that vaunts rigorous probity.

For a period immediately following the revelation, a certain amount of wild rage and sanctimony is permissible, but after that the rigorous work of exploring the meaning and motives of an affair must begin.

The scientist at the centre of the storm over mistakes by the UN's climate change panel has broken his silence on the affair to defend his report as "robust and rigorous".