Sentence examples for stringent approaches from inspiring English sources

But many employers, burned by medical costs rising at least twice as fast as general inflation, are trying even more stringent approaches.

The results demonstrate that some site closure strategies provide little incremental benefits over less stringent approaches.

Because of their conservative, stringent approaches, Buffett and Zweig don't often target the hot technology stocks, many of which gain attention because of recent price jumps that are due to promising future prospects, not strong long-term performance.

This can be done in several ways, ranging from very stringent approaches to very relaxed ones; from the most to the least stringent approach, one counts the hierarchy of elements (graph-cluster contrast), parts of the hierarchy (relaxed-graph-cluster contrast), only the elements devoid of hierarchy (set-cluster contrast) and parts of the elements (relaxed-set-cluster contrast).

Our identification of candidate inserts simply by polyA has the advantage of high sensitivity but might be less robust than more stringent approaches.

The sequential method uses a very stringent Bonferroni correction for multiple testing; less stringent approaches (e.g., false discovery rate) suggest the presence of multiple additional QTLs coincident with those found by the common segment method.

Indeed, without a stringent approach, Europe risks doing more harm than good.

But the White House outlined a stringent approach that the North Koreans may find hard to swallow.

Winters is now focusing on returns to shareholders rather than revenue and winding back the less stringent approach to lending.

A Senate bill takes a less stringent approach and does not cut the number of weeks workers can receive benefits.

The Guardian has adopted a stringent approach to redacting the documents, including several layers of editorial and technical checks of the data.