Sentence examples for utmost rigour from inspiring English sources
Finally, he says any decision to intervene has to be debated with "utmost rigour".
Chilcot concludes that "all aspects of any intervention need to be calculated, debated and challenged with the utmost rigour".
However, this story has been explained with utmost rigour and we have always defended that the facts that we tell are completely accurate and narrate the truth".
The current NSC spokesman, Ned Price, said in an email: "The administration has undertaken its national security transition planning with the utmost rigour and seriousness in order to effect the most seamless and responsible transition".
Rio's public safety director, Jose Maria Beltrame, said they would proceed "with the utmost rigour and transparency".
Fortunately for Villiers, his case was not to be prosecuted with the utmost rigour.
This vision was stated with utmost severity and rigour in the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (1921), by Russell's brilliant Austrian pupil Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889 1951).
The compilation of a dictionary is lexicography; lexicology is a branch of linguistics in which, with the utmost scientific rigour, the theories that lexicographers use in the solution of their problems are developed.
But such rigour has risks.
