Sentence examples for rigorous said from inspiring English sources

"The training was way more rigorous," said Mr. Minter.

The figures are not scientifically rigorous, said Barbara Hyde, a spokeswoman for the society.

"The political culture of the state and the city has become less and less rigorous," said Councilman Bill de Blasio.

"It's about being disciplined and rigorous," said Vialet, since human nature normally prevents us from recognizing our mistakes while they are occurring.

"It's pretty rigorous," said Alan P. Larson, the State Department's top economics official, who is running the account until the president's expected nominee, Paul Applegarth, is confirmed.

"What constitutes effective counsel has become much more rigorous," said Bowe. "As that becomes more rigorous, the courts are essentially telling the lawyer, 'You've got to look into all this stuff.' So I think there has been a natural growth and it's naturally going to lead to more brain imaging and scanning".

The selection process is rigorous, says Costa, but it is tailored for the job market.

"Michael was extremely rigorous," says Fiennes, who watched him rehearse and perform at close range.

The mayor vowed that any new offerings would be "rigorous," saying, "traditionally, such career and technical education has been seen as an educational dead end.

"Their work is very elegant and extremely rigorous," says Radhika Atit, a skin biologist at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, who was not involved in the new study.

The exam is designed to ensure that candidates, no matter what their background, will cope with the challenges of an accelerated medical education and is "very rigorous" says Persaud.