Sentence examples for stringent in terms of from inspiring English sources

"The market remains very stringent in terms of what it will buy, and is only going to be receptive to very high-quality issues," said David Sturtz, vice president for equity research at Credit Suisse First Boston in San Francisco.

These markets are relatively less stringent in terms of animal husbandry standards which make it less expensive and therefore easier for small-scale pastoralists to sell.

However, in comparison to public and private preschools and kindergartens, these regulations are notably less stringent in terms of infrastructure requirements, teacher qualifications, group sizes, and adult per children ratios, among others (Snaider 2014).

However, by looking at the MS/MS spectra, it is possible to deduce that Sequest is less stringent in terms of spectral quality.

Like in clinical care, therapy duration need not to be fixed and the selection of patients might be less stringent in terms of co-morbidity.

ACR/EULAR remission criteria are more stringent in terms of allowing fewer patients into remission, and in the view of these results fewer patients can reach this requirement due to higher TJC28, SJC28, CRP or PGH values at any timepoint.

The level of doubt could easily result in more stringent requirements in terms of assessments and documentations, further driving up costs.

These cables have to satisfy very stringent tolerances in terms of signal transmission, dimensions and radiation hardness.

It is designed to meet very stringent requirements in terms of safety, availability and reliability that characterized the system dependability.

It is also subject to stringent requirements in terms of safety, environmental impacts, schedule and cost-competitiveness.

The increasingly stringent requirements, in terms of reaction selectivity and environmental standards, impose progressively increasing accuracy and control of operations.