stringency

IPA: strˈɪndʒʌnsi

noun

  • A rigorous imposition of standards.
  • A tightness or constriction.
  • A scarcity of money or credit.
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Examples of "stringency" in Sentences

  • As stated above, it's chiefly a matter of stringency.
  • A money stringency again appeared in England, in 1839.
  • Alternative treatments do require the same stringency.
  • It's a call for extra stringency, not for different criteria.
  • I appreciate your stringency but I think you've gone overboard.
  • Candidates are then sometimes shocked at the stringency applied.
  • It's a stringency to avoid inappropriate touching between the sexes.
  • I'm glad to see the stringency of the process is finally paying dividends.
  • Boutwell created monetary stringency by selling more gold then he bought bonds.
  • An additional difficulty is the current stringency of environmental legislation.

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