Sentence examples for rigorous look from inspiring English sources

I hope that it is a rigorous look at the motivations of characters on either side".

"Those of us who thought the court was taking a thoughtful and rigorous look at this were wrong," said David R. Dow of the Texas Defender Service.

But a larger, riskier, more rigorous look at what Ms. Sherman has wrought could have set everyone back on their heels and been a major inspiration to artists as well.

And the numbers attached to some of Mr. Paterson's revenue-raising proposals need a more rigorous look, including a tax amnesty that his aides say could bring in $250 million in unpaid taxes or the Aqueduct raceway contract that might add $200 million.

A more rigorous look into the physical situation shows that while waves are basically vertical oscillations of the water surface, the visible part of the wave is its front, which moves in a linear motion over the sea surface (though foam and the breaking of waves at high sea states can cause local distortions of this linearity).

Buss takes a rigorous look at all high-level taxa and catalogs which ones demonstrate Lamarckian inheritance and which don't (Buss 1983 finds that fungi, protists and plants all demonstrate Lamarckian inheritance in some circumstances, and this kind of inheritance is also present in a number of animal phyla).

"The early modernists were trained in this, and early modernism had a rigorous symmetrical look," he said.

Ms. Marin's work isn't always easy to watch, but her rigorous, unsparing look at the contemporary world, and the superbly versatile dancers of the Lyon company are well worth watching.

Or, if you're only interested in the best cookbook of the year, the one that emerges unscathed from several rounds of rigorous competition, look out for the final selection, which will be made by Nora Ephron and announced in a public trophy ceremony at the Astor Center, in New York City, on Monday, November 9th.

"What was missing was a large-scale, rigorous, quantitative look at the data," says Jeff Houlahan, a graduate student of wetland ecology at the University of Ottawa in Canada.

If the law did capture those concerns, it would be as rigorous in looking at the damaging effects of vertical integration, as it is in looking at horizontal collusion.