Sentence examples for stuck rigorously from inspiring English sources

South America's largest economy has stuck rigorously to the terms of its agreements with the Fund since 1999.

Ant and Dec ,though, seemed not to have expected it: they stuck rigorously to their script and noted that at least this time no one cut off her speech.

Had Mr O'Neill troubled to inform himself, he would have discovered that Brazil has stuck rigorously to the deals it has negotiated with the IMF since 1999, and that much of the money leaving the country is debt repayments by Brazilian companies to foreign banks that have yanked credit lines they would normally have renewed.

Though there are highs and lows in her filmography (One Thousand Acres, for instance, is an object lesson in why you shouldn't remake King Lear without the good bits), she has stuck rigorously to the notion that female leads have to be more than very attractive people who say "help" a lot.

After studying the past, the president's team concluded that it was important to make the most of the first year of his second term and stick rigorously to issues he articulated on the campaign trail.

She then tells a garbled version of the story, but Fiennes doesn't cut to the videotape, sticking rigorously to cinema-vérité pretensions: no talking heads, no archival images.

In several meetings with him, Bello has been impressed by the president's political discipline he and his senior officials always stick rigorously to the script.Events have suddenly torn up that script, and the government finds itself facing a radically different political agenda.

The movie starts by making heavy weather of the video diary which Michael is shooting and the fancy minicams the partners clip to their shirts, but the movie doesn't stick rigorously to the PoV/found-footage format, and nothing much comes of Michael doing this video in the first place.

These days, I'm better in the morning, and definitely substandard creatively by the evening, but stick rigorously to my weekly word target.

First there was a business plan which he's rigorously stuck to.

We've also found help in sticking even more rigorously to our bedtime routine: a chapter from a read-aloud book (right now, "Pigeon Post" from the "Swallows and Amazons" series).