Sentence examples for rigorously than from inspiring English sources

The average magazine article is fact-checked far more rigorously than the average book.

Researchers studied the risks and costs of screening more rigorously than ever before.

Women in the United States are screened much more rigorously than women in Britain, with annual mammography starting at 40.

I'm using my brain a lot more rigorously than I was when I was writing 1,000-word 1,000-wordf 23-year-old rock stars".

Uli Brahmst's untitled painting expresses the structure of flowers and fruit in geometric terms, analyzing nature even more rigorously than did Cezanne.

The prospects are not good that the new international call for a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine will be heeded any more rigorously than its predecessors were.

The newer trials, more rigorously designed than the Dutch one, are expected to provide clearer answers about whether the drugs can ward off Alzheimer's.

The city was "the heart of the revolution," in one popular refrain, and its protesters were less politicized and more rigorously nonviolent than elsewhere in Yemen.

Mr. Boulez's "Marteau Sans Maître," which ends the concert, might be more rigorously constructed than all seven Cage pieces sharing the program, combined.

A couple of large face-to-face surveys, more rigorously constructed than regular polls, have then been tapped to pinpoint the voters they missed – the very old, the apathetic young, and the "too busy to talk".

He favours universal health care, but his plan is both less bold and less rigorously costed than that of his Democratic rival, John Edwards.Occasionally, Mr Obama embraces a truly atrocious idea.