Sentence examples for rigorous weighing from inspiring English sources
I'd feel reassured if the decision to invade was being made honestly, after a rigorous weighing of all the risks.
Appropriately, it has been subjected to rigorous reviews, with scientists all over the country weighing in on whether it is fit for human consumption and what might happen if it was to make its way into the wild.
It entails considering many aspects of UI performance and weighing difficult trade-offs that undoubtedly evade rigorous economic modeling and testing.
Some polling firms, especially those that use less rigorous methodologies, cheat off the stronger ones — seeing what the consensus results are before weighing in on their own.
Or to put it less politely: it's probable that some polling firms, especially those that use less rigorous methodologies, cheat off the stronger ones — seeing what the consensus results are before weighing in on their own.
The scientific method requires rigorous testing of a hypothesis (Iraq has weapons of mass destruction) and its opposite hypothesis by systematically weighing all the evidence for and against each hypothesis.
Weighing the Threats The difficulties of predicting violence are particularly striking in Los Angeles County, where the Superior Court has a relatively rigorous process for determining whether to restore gun rights.
Roubini takes pains to note that he remains a rigorous scholarly economist — "When I weigh evidence," he told me, "I'm drawing on 20 years of accumulated experience using models" — but his approach is not the contemporary scholarly ideal in which an economist builds a model in order to constrain his subjective impressions and abide by a discrete set of data.
She sought a doctor's advice about losing weight and was put on a rigorous diet: at the start of 1958, she weighed something between 13 and 15 stone; by that summer, she was around 10 stone.
