Sentence examples for with the same rigour as from inspiring English sources
They were all studied, he said, with the same "rigour" as the Schumacher accident.
He added: "We just want Southampton to be refereed with the same rigour as all other clubs are judged.
Together with Lent it was observed as a penitential season, though not with the same rigour as Lent.
A full ideological reading of SF would interrogate the "hospitality to otherness" model with the same rigour as "the laws of physics validate my political beliefs" model.
Let's start by grasping that respect for privacy, our own and other people's, is a civic responsibility, a moral obligation, which should be applied with the same rigour as the laws concerning property.
We will endeavour to investigate all elements that threaten the United Kingdom's position as a bastion for free and independent media with the same rigour as we have approached other international press freedom hotspots in nearly 70 years of defending freedom of expression worldwide".
With only basic manoeuvring capabilities and cheap sensors these cubesats clearly do not conform to the same rigour as conventional satellite-construction - but then again, the cost of a cubesat satellite failure comes is in at thousands of dollars, not hundreds of millions.
The second is a precondition for the first.Sensible families approach both tasks with the same rigour.
Clements claimed that plant communities were "complex organisms" that could be studied experimentally with the same rigour that physiologists applied to individual organisms in the laboratory.
Before the war, Picasso was asking What is a sculpture?, interrogating the medium with the same rigour he brought to his painterly experiments.
"WiF expect the Premier League and the FA to investigate this issue with the same rigour and due process that would be applied to allegations of racism, or any other equality strands".
