Sentence examples for strict since from inspiring English sources

We chose a P that made you indifferent between A and B, so in a mixed Nash Equilibrium it can't be strict since it is mixed.

Others have said that the company culture has grown more strict since Mr. Lee's father was incapacitated and pressures on the company to perform well under Mr. Lee grew.

A CBS News poll found an eight-point rise in the percentage of adults saying "gun control laws should be more strict" since December, 57percentto65percentcent.

Moreover this last inequality can be strict, since it was shown in [23] the existence of Banach spaces with which are not uniformly nonsquare.

On the other hand, to demand that S believe that B certainly or almost certainly will cause S's death is too strict, since it will rarely be the case (given the possibility of intervening conditions, etc).

This assumption might be regarded as a little strict, since disposal of household waste is usually made by municipalities instead of private firms, so that the price of waste may not be competitively priced.

Internal control has indeed become stricter since the days when Italian farmers were paid for cultivating olive groves that did not exist, and construction firms managed to persuade the commission to build "cathedrals in the desert" for African potentates.

"I hear things have gotten stricter since my day, but I'm not too sure," said Murai, now 66. "When I read the newspapers about Tokaimura, I get the impression that things haven't changed much in the last 30 years". Others say overall safety standards have improved--but someone still has to do the radioactive dirty work.

About two dozen people are believed to have been arrested under strict secrecy since the Sept. 11 attacks.

As in the judicial system, French administration has been strongly marked by a strict hierarchy since the time of Napoleon.

This is a form of strict liability, since the "innocent" master is made liable for the fault of his employee.