Sentence examples for the more rigorous from inspiring English sources

"Some families want the more rigorous curriculum in a private school.

The more rigorous the classes, especially in the sciences, the better.

He was a Cub Scout but decided the more rigorous Boy Scouts weren't for him.

A good deal of the more rigorous research into sexuality in sport suggests that the opposite is probably true.

Under the more rigorous regime now in place she also had a £442 claim withheld pending evidence of receipts.

It exempts him from the more rigorous rules on reporting donors that declared candidates must adhere to.

They say that preparing for the tests distracts students from the more rigorous work the districts offer.

Television, in Arnheim's opinion, would be one of the more rigorous forms of research feeding our under standing.

After two years on the professional circuit, he began training for the more rigorous Olympic-style competitions.

They should also reflect the more rigorous Common Core academic standards that New York and other states have adopted.

Reportedly, his executive orders that will focus on the more rigorous enforcement of already extant federal laws.