Meek's Cutoff is rigorously spare, parable-like in its clarity, as it dismantles a primal myth of America's founding.
Others are in his own hands: for example, more money for roads and other infrastructure in the south, or a tougher competition policy applied rigorously to the likes of Telmex and Televisa, the telecoms and media giants.
There is no convincing evidence that any particular type of school in terms of governance structure or ownership produces either superior performance or more innovation when all relevant factors are taken into account and like is rigorously compared with like.
We waited for two hours as passports were checked rigorously, making us feel like strangers in our native lands, especially for those who cross daily.
Pricing should be coda with T-Mo, and when asked why it was taking so long, Cingular said it's because they like testing "rigorously".
A particularly memorable work is a Parsons-like table, rigorously plain in all but its corners, which are modeled to look like faceted diamonds.
Still, in his last year in office, Romney used a very Bain-like approach — rigorously studying the problem, coming up with a solution based on empiricism, not ideology, and working hard at implementation — to propose a universal-health-care plan for the state and see it passed.
Unlike the loosey-goosey "Catastrophe," "You're the Worst" is a rigorously structured sitcom, like a procedural about intimacy.
Would Animal Planet, which has brought us rigorously scientific shows like "Hillbilly Handfishin' " and "Rat Busters NYC," allow someone to be called a "Bigfoot Witness" on TV if he had not witnessed a Bigfoot?
But if the aid could be used to develop and rigorously test programs like Progresa, the knowledge garnered could stimulate more development aid and encourage poor countries to pursue more effective policies.
