Sentence examples for takes rigorous from inspiring English sources

"Given this natural aversion to human waste, it takes rigorous research, careful implementation and skillful social marketing to overcome the 'yuck' factor," says Kramer.

A 30-year veteran of the Seattle Police Department was on NPR yesterday explaining that experience has shown that it takes rigorous training and recurrent practice to respond properly with a gun to urgent situations.

Beltran has taken rigorous tests in pursuit of a promotion.

Those cities have introduced smaller classes and require all students to take rigorous courses.

We take rigorous care to ensure that we only sell items that have a clear provenance".

How should a student strike a balance between taking rigorous classes and having meaningful involvement in extracurricular activities?

But for most part the musicians took rigorous, demanding works and played them with an almost breezy ease.

The state has raised standards for all students and pushed all students to take rigorous, high-level science".

Taking rigorous account of all possible sources of error, Dr. Ballantyne and his colleagues found no convincing evidence that the global carbon sink was weakening.

But how such a victory would be categorized is uncertain, even though the tournament took rigorous steps to attain major championship status.

The same goes for Santiago in the 1970s, and the achievement of "Post Mortem" is to take rigorous and unsentimental measure of the unpleasantness.