Sentence examples for yet more stringent from inspiring English sources

The fact that so many players involved in the scandal managed to dodge drug tests means that yet more stringent measures need to be implemented.

The leaders also endorsed — in principle — yet more stringent rules for banks that are so large or so interconnected they could wreak massive collateral damage if they get into trouble.

First, because our environmental laws are far more stringent than those in other places, and cars (not trucks) get yet more stringent regulations.

Yet, when a more stringent extinction criterion was used (absence of viral genetic material amplifiable by RT-PCR), extinction was ascertained only for M296I treated with R and then with FUG (with 500 µg/ml FU, not with 200 µg/ml FU) (compare panels C of Figs. 2 and 3).

This approach leads to some loss of reads that map with one end to the UTR of a gene where UTRs are not yet annotated; however, the more stringent counting also prevents spuriously mapped reads from being counted.

As testing and labeling rules become more stringent, however, the likelihood of yet more scandals and further blows to consumer confidence only increases.

There is an aura of paradox in asserting that all deontological duties are categorical to be done no matter the consequences and yet asserting that some of such duties are more stringent than others.

BOSTON -- A top Federal Reserve official has raised the specter of higher capital requirements for leading banks beyond those agreed internationally, joining a small yet growing group of Washington policymakers agitating for more stringent regulation of big banks.

Some genes failed to pass the more stringent threshold in the final analysis, yet exhibited the translational activation that was predicted, showing that false negatives occur in the present final analysis.

A more stringent SI threshold (50%) led to yet conserve 3519 different sequences.

Yet we're wearing photo ID and they want even more stringent identification.