Sentence examples for slightly stringent from inspiring English sources

One source states that its flesh "resembles lamb in taste and texture", although European settlers have described the bird as having a "strong and slightly stringent [sic] flavour".

Criteria for using the EWG Verified mark are slightly more stringent than those for scoring green in the Skin Deep database.

The United States Federal Reserve's decision on Wednesday not to begin decreasing its level of economic stimulus has given India a respite during which to pursue slightly less stringent monetary policies of its own.

Overall, California's own mandatory requirements will be slightly more stringent than Energy Star in 2011, but considerably less so from 2012 onwards.So why is the Consumer Electronics Association CEAA) of America bleating so loudly?

This latest battle in Israel's simmering culture war, pitting ultra-Orthodox Ashkenazim of European origin against their slightly less stringent ultra-Orthodox Sephardic peers from Arab and North African backgrounds, has raised accusations of racism on one side and infringement of religious freedom on the other.

Moreover, Coke is slightly more stringent in the variables it uses to price options.

Using the contraction mapping principle the authors show that the periodic solution is unique under a slightly more stringent inequality.

The Kerry-Boxer legislation, which contains slightly more stringent provisions, has passed only one of the six committees with jurisdiction.

With a slightly more stringent threshold of alpha = 0.01, six other CpG units remained significant, five of which were in amplicon D3.

The committee also recommends slightly less stringent measures for those countries that are currently infected but have not exported polio this year: Afghanistan, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Iraq, Israel, Somalia, and Nigeria.

He cites the fact that power plants will be allowed to phase in emission reductions over 7 years, if they agree to slightly more stringent standards.