Sentence examples similar to strict off from inspiring English sources

Sitting in the elegant wood-paneled bar of the Hotel Astoria, they recalled a strict off-hours schedule, sinister secret police and dancers fainting backstage from a monotonous diet of cabbage and bread.

In 2005, when he thought excessive bling on the part of "look at me" star players was turning off fans, he instituted a strict off-the-court dress code.

We have to admit that response evaluation might not be as strict in off-protocol therapy.

The percentage of people who have a robust antibody response indicates whether a second dose is needed, but no strict cut off exists, and recommendations may change if conflicting data surface before the vaccine becomes widely available in mid-October.

However, a strict cut off at 20% could be misleading, as slight differences in sequence conservation around this border will not be recognized.

To minimize false positive results, a strict cut off for protein identification was applied with an unused ProtScore ≥1.3, which corresponds to a confidence limit of 95%, and at least two peptides with 95% confidence were considered for protein quantification.

You could get a strict telling off, or a visit to the police station.

There's a strict cut-off after seven hours, and if you're not on schedule at certain points in the run, then it's race over.

"Balance implies there's a strict trade-off".

Gen Y has a strict cut-off at 29, and we felt this was beyond that.

Detecting impaired myocardial relaxation in the hyperdynamic circulation is difficult due to the strict cut-off values.