Sentence examples for stringent kinds from inspiring English sources

In that famous, though oft-misquoted, speech she gave to accept her second Oscar, she said, "I can't deny the fact that you like me, right now, you like me!" Had Mary Todd Lincoln's life been a little different, had the people that surrounded her been given to less stringent kinds of judgment, it is something one can easily imagine her saying herself.

Many LPs already do due diligence —extremely stringent kinds in some cases, on VCs they choose to invest in.

They need the most stringent kind of oversight, and swift and severe sanctions for serious wrongdoing.

There are elements that you know you're going to get, but the writers are really good enough to work within this stringent kind of structure and still deliver surprises.

And on top of that, a strikingly easily shaken notion of personal security and well-being that, in turn, demands order of the most stringent kind to combat the terrifying disorder and unruliness of the world in which we live.

The claim that the hierarchy requirement is too stringent for scientific kinds has been defended by Khalidi (1998) and Tobin (2010b).

The three-judge panel in United States District Court for the District of Columbia called Texas' voter-identification law the most stringent of its kind in the country.

The measure, the most stringent of its kind in the 16 months since the country fell to the American-led invasion, appeared to be aimed at regaining some control over Sadr City from Mr. Sadr's militiamen and preventing the area from being used for rocket and mortar attacks on the American military and civil headquarters.

In our opinion, traditional Bonferroni correction for multiple tests is too stringent for that kind of dataset, and would lead to passing over of important results.

Rather, they depict a lax and even careless bureaucracy that resists the kinds of stringent precautions that critics say are necessary in the world of national security.

Such employees are usually not subject to the same kind of stringent financial disclosure rules and postgovernment employment restrictions as full-time White House officials.