Sentence examples for weren't rigorous enough from inspiring English sources

Confirming that they intentionally committed the crime or weren't rigorous enough in checking whether or not they were firing at a civilian plane would be the next.

Even the Montanists, however, were not rigorous enough for Tertullian.

He said he felt that he was not admitted because Truman's course offerings were not rigorous enough.

It said: "In the past, English literature GCSEs were not rigorous enough and their content was often far too narrow.

These studies were designed to determine the effect of revaccination with MLV during pregnancy on previously vaccinated cows and were not rigorous enough to confirm complete fetal safety.

The Department for Education said in a statement: "In the past, English literature GCSEs were not rigorous enough and their content was often far too narrow.

A FAILURE AT THE TOP -- Procedures that were set up to police the potential conflicts in the partnerships' dealings with Enron were not rigorous enough and were inadequately monitored by both senior management and the board.

But whether because the reviewers were not rigorous enough, or because Science's editors ignored their cautions, the result was a publication that leading experts felt had not been sufficiently scrutinized.

And in the first full trading day since the results of the bank stress tests were announced on Friday, European investors seemed to shrug off criticism that the tests were not rigorous enough.

An Edinburgh University survey of thousands of animal studies found that the majority were not rigorous enough to rule out effects that routinely inflate the benefits of new treatments.

The delay, announced in a statement late Wednesday, comes after a similar test conducted last year drew criticism that the parameters used were not rigorous enough, and that the tests were too easy to restore confidence in the 91 European banks covered.