stringent

IPA: strˈɪndʒʌnt

adjective

  • Strict; binding strongly; making strict requirements; restrictive; rigid; severe
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Examples of "stringent" in Sentences

  • Some teachers are pretty stringent.
  • But the selection is more stringent.
  • Some of the rules are pretty stringent.
  • They don't have to be enforced stringently.
  • It interprets criteria much more stringently.
  • I have to function stringently within policy.
  • I mostly make a point to be stringently accurate.
  • Class VI is the most stringent of the six ratings.
  • The O.F.S. had made what Mr. Merriman called stringent laws.
  • The restrictions are supposed to be enforced fairly stringently.
  • ArbCom restrictions are supposed to be enforced fairly stringently.
  • Parents can also promote safety by urging officials to call stringent games.
  • These days, of course, the rules aren't quite as stringent, which is a Good Thing.
  • Would it be ironic though to point out that writing within stringent constraints is a hallmark of “experimental” fiction?
  • An anonymous pamphlet has been circulating condemning the so - called stringent measures taken by Rev Tselapedi to curb the misuse of government vehicles.
  • Due to a number of factors, namely the stringent co-op system that frightens so many first-time buyers, Manhattan has not been hit the way the rest of the country has.
  • It was that the guidelines that had protected them and their business for years were too stringent from a financial standpoint to allow minorities by and large to qualify in the same numbers as non-minorities (honkeys, if you will).
  • Despite the so-called stringent laws, Indians still come across dreadful and fearful stories when the minor children of the country are forced to tie the nuptial knots even when their body and mind are not ready for any such relation at a tiny age.
  • The Company produces high-end, high-precision, ultra-thin, high-strength, cold-rolled steel products that are characterized by stringent performance and specification requirements that mandate a high degree of manufacturing and engineering expertise.

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