Sentence examples for stringent and comprehensive from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, "Kate Plays Christine" subjects the very status of dramatic representation to a severe moral and aesthetic test, one far more stringent and comprehensive than a mere comparison of the factual record to the elements of fiction.
If we are to reduce the contribution of aviation to global warming, however, future certification legislation may need to become more stringent and comprehensive.
A particular importance is given to the risk associated to Major Hazard Installations, which are regulated by very stringent and comprehensive international laws and standards, such as the Seveso Directives/COMAH in Europe, and the EPA Risk Management Program Rule in USA.
UK & Ireland General Manager, Jo Bertram said, "We passed TfL's most stringent and comprehensive audit of a Private Hire Vehicle operator to date, passing with flying colours".
For all these reasons, it is obvious that a less stringent and potentially more comprehensive large scale bioinformatics analysis of AltORFs in the human transcriptome and a publicly available and searchable online database of predicted AltORFs are lacking.
And comprehensive is the correct word.
Martin (b Flintoff) Clean bowled and comprehensive.
BEST: Well-designed and comprehensive.
His classificatory scheme is original and comprehensive.
Glamourous, elegant and comprehensive.
We may have been too stringent, but at the inception, the investigators wanted to ensure that all of the patient demographic, treatment and follow-up data were accessible and comprehensive.
