Sentence examples for rigorously cut from inspiring English sources

This is a land of largely white people, rigorously cut lawns, patios, young professionals and brick-paved driveways.

The Americans want to help their friends in the Middle East while insisting that they rigorously cut off militant groups like Hezbollah, the Shiite movement that is committed to Israel's destruction.

The ethnic cleansing of 2012 in Sittwe and in other parts of Rakhine has established a de facto system of apartheid in the state, with the Rohingya rigorously cut off and excluded from the economic and political life of the Rakhine.

The government should spread its bets widely, monitor the results rigorously and cut its losses ruthlessly.

"I understand that you have to bring finances in order but you cannot cut rigorously because it hurts the economy and people.

Mark Rutte, who offered his resignation as prime minister on Monday, appealed for cross-party support to impose an austerity package worth between €14bn and €16bn, but Socialist leader Emile Roemer said: "I understand that you have to bring finances in order but you cannot cut rigorously because it hurts the economy and people.

In an essay in January for the Hoover Institution, E.D. Hirsch Jr., founder of Core Knowledge, a whole-school reform model that re-envisions curriculum and structure, wrote that the continuing debate over class-size reduction as well as over whole-school reforms showed that even the most rigorously designed experiments would never cut the Gordian knots.

She then tells a garbled version of the story, but Fiennes doesn't cut to the videotape, sticking rigorously to cinema-vérité pretensions: no talking heads, no archival images.

She'll rigorously monitor Iran's compliance with the nuclear deal, cut not a penny from US military financial backing to Israel, while making the obligatory nod on paper to a Palestinian state.

He rigorously rehearsed the cast for a week in preparation, and cut the running time of the production so that the horde of ticket buyers stimulated by Sullivan would see a far more trimly structured show than the critics had seen.

As an activist investor, Knight cut a more sympathetic figure when, for example, he was rigorously dissecting the shortcomings of HSBC and was prepared to debate his views with all.