Sentence examples for something stringent from inspiring English sources

At Chichester, Howard Goodall and Stephen Clark's version of Love Story made something stringent and witty out of the gloop.

I would also increase the penalty for no-balling to something more stringent, say four or even six runs.

At crucial moments the movie recoils from its own implications and finds a default tone of wry comedy when something more stringent and difficult is called for.

The complaints infuriated some in the Bush administration, and the new Tommy Franks, Gen. John Abizaid, suggested that field commanders might mete out "a verbal reprimand or something more stringent".

"At crucial moments the movie recoils from its own implications and finds a default tone of wry comedy when something more stringent and difficult is called for," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in October.

Whatever action may be taken, whether it's a verbal reprimand or something more stringent is up to the commanders on the scene and it's not for me to comment".

The law's provisions were billed as stringent, something applauded by high-minded commentators as a way to force the Mattels and Fisher-Prices of the world to keep more careful watch on the supply chains of their Chinese factories.

At the scale studied here (distribution of species at the continental level) the probability of two species having completely identical niches is very low [ 18] and these tests might be too stringent, something already noted in other studies (e.g. [ 43]).

Something like medicine is so stringent and you need to do the right GCSEs and A-levels".

But it knew it had to do something, or risk a more stringent label rule in the future.

During that derby in 2012, Charles observed that the hostilities between the two sets of fans might be easing, something he attributes to more stringent policing: "To be honest, I think that particular derby I attended was tame compared to others I've read about.