Sentence examples for rigorous and strict from inspiring English sources
Kyozan Joshu Sasaki was a Japanese monk who over 50 years became one of the most influential Zen Buddhist teachers in the US, establishing a number of temples and teaching the thousands who passed through his rigorous and strict brand of Zen practice.
This result seems to confirm what has been previously observed in children with migraine revealing a rigorous and strict familiar environment, demanding in discipline with high levels of conventionality, low levels of intimacy and emotional participation [48].
Indeed previous studies on children with migraine reported a rigorous and strict familiar environment, demanding discipline with high levels of conventionality, low levels of intimacy and emotional participation [55].
2.05pm: Sarkozy called for an "exhaustive, strict and rigorous" investigation.
"I am expecting from the IAEA an exhaustive, strict, and rigorous investigation".
I am expecting from the IAEA an exhaustive, strict, and rigorous investigation, as President Obama just said.
Like band music, his art is at once strict and stirring — rigorous in service to having fun.
In addition to the state and federal candidates, Mr. Bloomberg's organization will support state legislative and local school board candidates who support his education goals, including more rigorous evaluation for teachers and stricter standards for tenure.
WASHINGTON — The Department of Energy's loan guarantee program for alternative energy projects, which produced the ill-fated loan to the solar panel maker Solyndra, needs more rigorous financial oversight and stricter performance standards for recipients to reduce the chance of future defaults, according to an audit conducted by the White House and released Friday.
Page A11 AUDIT FOR ENERGY LOANS The Department of Energy's loan guarantee program for alternative energy projects needs more rigorous financial oversight and stricter performance standards for recipients to reduce the chance of future defaults, according to an audit conducted by the White House.
