Sentence examples for with any rigor from inspiring English sources

WHILE financial planners say it is not yet possible to compare the plans with any rigor, they tend to prefer that of Mr. Bush, perhaps because it is skewed to mainly benefit the well-to-do who are their main clients.

No one tracks the adult video business with any rigor or precision, Adams says.

Sample size could not be calculated with any statistical rigor given the novel biomarkers being evaluated.

But to approach the subject with any degree of rigor, as anthropologists have been trying to do for nearly a century, requires recognizing that it consists of several related questions.

"We're only at the very beginning of being able to approach cultural history with any kind of rigor".

My pat answer to that question is, "It's likely to be a very big number, but no one can possibly quantify it with any degree of rigor".

All I want to know is why my campus doesn't treat anti-semitism with the same rigor with which it treats any other forms of bias.

Their bodies were blackened, peppered with shrapnel and stiff with rigor mortis.

This twenty-seven years old male presented with complaints of fever with rigor and chills and sore throat for ten days.

But in the absence of any study with any kind of scientific rigor, you can't prove or disprove anything.

The Postmodern style, too, is long gone, but its critique of modernism -- down with rigor, up with choice -- remains.