Sentence examples for rigorous in terms of from inspiring English sources

Working with Harold taught me to be more rigorous in terms of one object's relationship to another".

We have been promised that the new generation of GCSEs and A-levels will be more rigorous in terms of such knowledge.

As both Times editorials suggest, nursing is very demanding, and the education required is rigorous, in terms of both its duration and the level of specialized knowledge required.

It was new and fascinating, but the Chinese government was pretty rigorous in terms of their supervision — looking over your shoulder all the time.

"All three of these directors were diligent and rigorous in terms of carrying out the board's oversight responsibilities," Richard D. Parsons, Citigroup's chairman, said in a statement.

In particular, their definition is rigorous in terms of the requirement of using instructional videos in the out-of-class learning component.

As fresh as this "Firebird" is — and individuality is what makes it soar — it needs a more rigorous approach in terms of ballet technique and performance style.

In addition, a more rigorous optimization in terms of an overall operating and equipment cost is carried out.

Finally, we outline the path to a more rigorous development in terms of standardization, accreditation, and procurement policy.

The aim of the proponents of these concepts is to re-interpret the knowledge of contemporary genetics by replacing sloppy thinking based on unclear concepts with more rigorous thinking in terms of precise concepts.

"We have put a huge amount of work into retraining midwives, we now use documentation which gives a much more rigorous assessment in terms of what type of things we have to record".