Sentence examples for stringent ideas from inspiring English sources

'White Tulip' is Fringes purest, finest example of fulsome emotions tempered by stringent ideas.

Not only must all drugs must undergo very stringent testing but the idea of drugs containing metals, like platinum, often freaks out the general public.

However, the checks and balances within the scientific community are stringent and tend to weed out ideas that are not based on rigorous evaluation and testing of competing hypotheses.

The idea was that the stringent listing standards imposed by exchanges would provide adequate protection for investors.

Already, the 42-year-old Wisconsin congressman seems to relish the idea of taking his stringent arguments about spending and taxation which enjoy strong support among Republicans in Congress to the national stage.

But even in stringent times, it seems like a good idea to do some science to find out what the world is made of and how it works.

But there's stringent opposition to making voting compulsory, an idea that President Barack Obama briefly floated this month as a potentially "transformative" policy to counteract the effects of big money on politics.

Low variation in the L27a gene (this study) and low microsatellite diversity [ 14] in Australian individuals further support this idea and suggest success of stringent quarantine procedures in modern times [ 14].

"Capital is scarce and subject to stringent selection criteria," Mr. Walenczak said, "But good ideas get funded.

They already live with one or two parents who want to teach them right from wrong, and while you don't want to go against their ideas, you shouldn't be too stringent, either.

And get this -- state officials now think it might be a good idea to come up with a stringent vehicle emissions testing program.