Sentence examples similar to set too strict from inspiring English sources
Some panel members seemed swayed by testimony from Amgen and from some outside kidney specialists and patient representatives that setting too strict an upper limit would mean that many patients would be undertreated, leaving them with debilitating anemia or needing risky and inconvenient blood transfusions.
One problem with this story is that the formal conditions that they set out are much too strict.
Don't be too strict, but don't be too much of a softie.
Be a fun babysitter, don't be too strict.
Possibly, the definition used for hospital-acquired infection may have been too strict in the current study setting.
Don't look for anything too strict.
Carolina Garces, of Kroll, a private security company, says Britain is not a good place to set up fake bank accounts or bogus companies: the rules are too strict.
The company is expected to tell treasury officials it had warned the state last year that the timetable was too strict, and problems were possible if a tougher inspection process was set into motion on Dec. 13.
But if you're too strict, you'll take away the joy that comes from setting a goal and achieving it -- and your kid may be so disenchanted that he stops saving entirely.
