Sentence examples for was much more rigorous from inspiring English sources

The European Commission maintains that the accession process applied to Croatia was much more rigorous than what any previous candidate went through, with a far greater focus on improving the quality of the judiciary and the rule of law.

One computer consultant from Edison who worked with Java and database programs before losing his job said that the interview process was much more rigorous now than when he came here three and a half years ago.

The results also showed that the corrosion in the case of pH 3.5 was much more rigorous than that in the cases of pH 4.5 and 6.0.

Clinical trials are much more rigorous.

He said attaining it should be much more rigorous.

"So much participatory art is, 'Hey, we're all in this together.' This is much more rigorous.

The current one, Dominic Grieve QC, has shown much more backbone and I welcomed his decision to be much more rigorous in prosecuting papers.

A real freak show would be much more indulgent than this, and a good lecture on physical diversity would be much more rigorous.

"Over the next few years, limited partners are likely to be much more rigorous in holding general partners' feet to the fire," reckons Chicago's Mr Meadows.

"The Department has got to be much more rigorous about how it assesses applications for free schools and prioritises need and value for money," she said.

As a member of the New York State mathematics standards committee, I can attest that the new standards we have painstakingly developed are much more rigorous, and will lead to a more energized program of professional development.