Sentence examples for somewhat rigorous from inspiring English sources

Several years ago, she helped to create the Devil Hunters, a group that today has a dozen active members, a very active Web site, www.njdevilhunters.com, and a somewhat rigorous application process.

MT: "An Indigenous Peoples' History," although intended for a broader audience, is somewhat rigorous, if not academic.

After this somewhat rigorous screening process, you make the final choice of who you wish to hire as a virtual employee to handle your outsourced work.

Some of these estimates are pretty rigorous.

Their films were marked by greater artistic self-expression and a somewhat more rigorous historical realism.

Two years ago, a survey done for the same agency that was described by diplomats as somewhat less rigorous found that 7percentt of Palestinian children were chronically malnourished and 2.5percentt were acutely malnourished.

Through a glass strangely... a still from Gondry's Smirnoff ad Despite awesome command of camera technique and contact books filled with the beautiful people, it's still beyond most music promo directors who aren't related by marriage to Francis Ford Coppola to make it in the somewhat more rigorous world of feature film-making.

Yes the scientific method of testing hypotheses is somewhat more rigorous than the way our minds work in everyday life, but fundamentally science is different to, say, religion or politics, because no scientist operates in an a-historical vacuum.

We did not perform a trial sequential analysis to challenge the meta-analysis, partially because an anticipated RR reduction of 20%% for intervention effect with an event proportion of 21%% in the control arm is somewhat too rigorous.

A somewhat less rigorous intervention study in India (N = 240 mothers) by Banerjee et al. [ 77] sought to assess the incidence of fetal complications in both gestational and pre-gestational diabetic pregnant women with tight versus acceptable or uncontrolled glycaemic control.

It is somewhat less statistically rigorous than DW-Nominate's system, but it does have the advantage of breaking votes down into three categories: those on economic, social and foreign policy.