Sentence examples for rigorously try from inspiring English sources

Counting those who come is hard, and only Australia and New Zealand rigorously try to count those who leave.

The ballot may be desperately unfashionable, but it is the least worst option and the most rigorously tried and tested system for choosing our legislature available.

But he'll never allow those gaps to be filled with padding; each scene has to move the story on, something I rigorously tried to apply to my chapters.

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The government is hurriedly and rigorously trying to figure out what does and does not work so it can swiftly scale up proven models.

They rigorously tried to identify what "pains" could be alleviated for these people - and what "gains" might be offered to them that would be irresistible?

The James Lind Alliance has considerable expertise in guiding PSPs and the methods involved in this PSP have thus been rigorously tried and tested in other research priority setting exercises.

In the revised version of our manuscript we rigorously tried to answer all your questions and clear up all points of critique raised.

"We worked rigorously to try to make that happen," he said of the ground zero project.

To be fair, NICE carries out its responsibilities rigorously and tries to get the most out of scarce NHS resources.

"We have the hypothesis and we are trying to rigorously test and measure it".