Sentence examples for too rigorous that from inspiring English sources

"If you make it too rigorous, that you have to note every single meeting, then I think that militates against the flow of information between politicians and the press," he told the inquiry.

For example, critics of the IMF allege that the required structural adjustments are too politically difficult and too rigorous and that the debts incurred through IMF loans help to create poverty, as capital that could have been invested instead was channeled into debt repayment.

Waddington meant his epigenetic landscape as a "diagrammatic representation" of development and warned explicitly against interpretations that were too rigorous or literal [ 2, 3].

Or, we can see this case as an opportunity to evolve a profession that is far too rigorous, too dynamic and too powerful to stagnate.

The company suggests that if you treat the drive with respect, it can stand up to the rigors of the road -- as long as those rigors are not too rigorous.

At first, there were no disputes, but soon the monks felt that Theobald was cheating them and imposing too rigorous a definition of poverty, and asked that the stewardship of the estates be restored to Parvus.

The penitential rite involving strict discipline did not endure beyond the early Middle Ages, and there can be no doubt that it was too rigorous for most Christians.

Even today his focus on pure dance, steps and structure, is too rigorous for those who demand dance-drama or movement that expresses specific emotion.

Being aware that this criterion is too rigorous for manual therapists we have chosen to be rigorous and we have been forced to do our research having as reference the best reference (gold standard) to instability, that is dynamic X-rays.

There were arguments at the college and university levels to the effect that this major was too rigorous and would not attract enough interest to make it a viable major.

The incumbent's reaction to the suggestion that his bedside manner is too rigorous?