Sentence examples for stringent you from inspiring English sources

"But if you take measures that are too stringent, you run the risk that the party will collapse," he said.

Quiet winners  Given the lack of truly silent places in nature, identifying the quietest place on Earth really boils down to how stringent you are about how long silence should last.

"As the regulations become more stringent, you'll see more gasification plants".

Some relief came when she left London, to pursue a B.A. at Falmouth College of Arts, in Cornwall, where the discussion was broader, though no less stringent: "If you were going to paint, you had to have a bloody good reason to do it.

Something like medicine is so stringent and you need to do the right GCSEs and A-levels".

You feel undeserving of the privilege of being a writer, in the company of all the writers whose stringent examples you set out, long ago, to emulate.

As to workers' concerns about embarrassing information reaching employers, Mr. Stover said, "Providing such information would violate both state and federal law and Connecticut's law against dissemination of such information is as stringent as you'll find anywhere".

This contrasts with the seemingly more stringent polemics you encounter in many of the "ateliers," have arisen in recent years.

If you're not low income, you have more wiggle room to be less stringent about how you use your money.

But the stringent standards that you set for yourself makes you self-critical and self-doubting, unduly insecure — and therefore needy, fast to take the mildest criticism to heart and redouble it, to receive it as a wounding blow and a definitive rejection.

If you have enormously stringent migration controls, then you never let anybody in and you don't get any of the benefits.