Sentence examples for rigorously in from inspiring English sources

P25 Google to apply 'right to be forgotten' policy more rigorously in EU.

Moreover, the notion of limit was then explained quite rigorously, in answer to such thinkers as Zeno and Berkeley.

"It buys you another 24 hours maybe," Dr. Lobritto said, though he acknowledged that it had not been studied rigorously in Wilson's disease.

"Air-traffic control in Europe is among the safest in the world, but it is not organized equally rigorously in every state," the commission said.

Berenson trained himself rigorously in connoisseurship: standing for hours in front of murals in remote Italian monasteries, and laboring over lists of attributions and scholarly articles.

"Our own political operation will be more rigorously in communication with the other elements, so we can compare notes," Mr. Axelrod said.

Technology lends itself very well to personalised and independent learning where students can work at their own pace, complete interactive exercises rigorously in class or at home and receive immediate feedback.

"In terms of student-led learning groups, you might think they are the most traditional and conservative modes of training, but you find they are really rigorously in terms of critical engagement.

I applaud the Irish Times's columnist, Fintan O'Toole, for arguing that Ireland should take the money and then use it "properly and rigorously" in order to make "an epoch-making, transformational intervention" for the good of the Irish people.

This intuition is proved rigorously in the following lemma.

We address this issue rigorously in Sect. 4.