Sentence examples for rigorous hours from inspiring English sources

But "some time" is hundreds of rigorous hours, and "something new" means new to science.

A couple of months before the launch, Prats tells her entrepreneurship students to start working the rigorous hours they expect to when the company launches.

In the many races to come for Columbia and at Benderson Park, we enthusiastically shout "More cowbell!" At the end of the day, the only evidence of the rigorous hours of training that had gone on just moments before on the serene shores of Nathan Benderson Park was the glint of sunlight reflected off the ordered blades, and the colorful array of shoes that decorated the dock.

As calls from needy fire departments mounted in early October, the academy replaced its 96-hour technician training course with a comparable but less rigorous 40-hour course created by the federal Environmental Protection Agency.

After Alex Gibney's rigorous four-hour Sinatra study All or Nothing at All, erstwhile Wham! boss Simon Napier-Bell's plucky Brit equivalent appears patchy indeed, cobbling together washed-out, publicly sourced archive footage with variable-quality talking heads.

Each TwisterBoost overclocked SPECIAL|OPS system undergoes a rigorous 72-Hour Stress-Test to ensure all components are completely stable prior to shipping.

In the beginning his deliveries did not reach the other end of the cricket pitch, but rigorous six-hour training sessions in blazing heat and his family's sense of discipline saw him progress steadily.

Which could be why Trama's course is so rigorous, taking 23 hours over three days.

As a result of their enthusiastic efforts, hospital accreditation procedures and standards have become more rigorous, physician duty hours have been trimmed, hand-sanitizing gel dispensers in hospitals have multiplied and physician reimbursement has been linked increasingly with quality goals and less with the number of CT scans ordered.

Retention of female staff remains a problem, however, as the demands of the fieldwork are rigorous, spending many hours in the community with limited access to water or sanitation facilities.

The more rigorous trials included 12 hours apprenticing as a groundskeeper at Shea Stadium and 14 hours training as a sous-chef at Le Bernardin restaurant in Manhattan.