Sentence examples for with any rigour from inspiring English sources

This means that he never has enough time to travel and report with any rigour.

"It was clearly hasty of the commissioner to tell the media that he was 100% behind his officers and to say to Right Hon David Davis MP that the investigation had been closed when it had not been investigated with any rigour.

The central government's message to local officials, he claimed, could be described as: "We hope prices won't continue rising; you go and fix them; and if you don't fix them, we will punish you".Most local officials do not want to implement such curbs with any rigour.

However, it is only in the last few decades that the mode of action of silver as an antimicrobial agent has been studied with any rigour.

"Society should condemn these acts, which illustrate the absolute necessity to continue fighting crime with all rigour".

If there are issues with training methods, with rigour and with the level of expectation in British institutions, they should be addressed.

Research workers who are concerned more with realistic settings than with rigour tend to leave the laboratory to perform field studies, as do those who come from sociological traditions.

The analysis was conducted with rigour, with two authors (AK, CK) identifying and corroborating emerging themes and all authors reaching a consensus on the final interpretation.

Their brand of economics has created a cult following, by answering questions that are not normally tackled with any statistical or academic rigour, such as how life insurance would make good cover for suicide bombers, or why prostitutes now charge less for oral sex.

Finally, he says any decision to intervene has to be debated with "utmost rigour".

Any suggestion that we have, as a matter of state policy, pursued a private position different to this, needs to be examined with rigour, and with as much transparent as possible in the circumstances.