Sentence examples for rigorously raised from inspiring English sources

Recently, the issue of copyright infringement has been rigorously raised by lawyers for the recording industry and some musicians -- Metallica, for example -- who complain that the swapping of music files by people who use online services like Napster amount to nothing less than the theft of intellectual property.

He has spent years crisscrossing the globe to raise money, but questions have been raised about how rigorously it was overseen after it was doled out.

But again concerns have been raised about how rigorously ResearchKit data is being anonymized, and where it might end up.

When P was rigorously excluded and As had been raised to three times the level in lake Mono, the As P ratio remained at a measly 7 1.

Born and raised in Shanghai, she trained rigorously in technically-demanding and highly-structured Chinese classical and folk dance, as well as classical ballet technique, earning her undergraduate degree at Shanghai Normal University and her MFA in Dance from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.

It is currently impossible to rigorously address the issue the reviewer has raised.

It trades on a suspicion of modern liberation from the conflicts endured by those who were raised to keep their outer and inner identities rigorously and rigidly divided.

These hypotheses have not been rigorously tested and many serious doubts about its validity have been raised [6] [8].

And as more and more Americans learn how their taxes are unfairly raised and spent, they no longer pay them cheerfully or rigorously.

As the EG system has been investigated more rigorously, philosophical questions involving Peirce's invention of the system have been raised as well.

An F.D.A. spokeswoman, Susan Bro, said, "Every issue or question raised during the Ketek review process and subsequently since approval has been rigorously reviewed by the nation's best physicians, statisticians and epidemiologists both internal and external to the F.D.A".