Sentence examples similar to unusually rigorous assignment from inspiring English sources

The film is, technically speaking, science fiction, but of an unusually rigorous and unassuming kind.

Most children do not encounter school until age 5, unless they happen to be in an unusually rigorous preschool program.

Several TV producers said that Love Island had a reputation within the industry for having an unusually rigorous screening process compared with some reality TV rivals.

But he added, "We have an unusually rigorous process to assess the science of all our projects from the get-go".

This means that the Roman Catholic Church demands an unusually rigorous examination before the marriage, and this in turn means that it is practically impossible to marry on impulse in the Catholic church.

Those results are among the more startling findings in an unusually rigorous welfare study released this week as Congress begins debating the reauthorization of the 1996 federal welfare overhaul law.

Quite on the contrary, it is unusually rigorous and unparalleled in any of the relevant cited studies that a total of six control treatments were carried out including the 'empty construct' at three different concentrations.

In fact the school participation data is unusually rigorous.

It is a non-ideal system that demands an unusually rigorous approach if its secrets are to be uncovered and effective AD therapeutics are to be developed.

The main essential point for improvement agreed by both referees is the rigorous assignment of TM1 and the TM segment of Foc in their structure.

The main essential point for improvement agreed by both referees is the rigorous assignment of TM1 and the TM segment of F o c in their structure.