Rigours in a sentence

Either way, the clip is once again testament to the rigours of modern vehicle safety and why manufactures fork out millions to make them as safe as possible.

That number might well drop as the games and rigours of a season mount, but it doesn’t necessarily follow that the leaders will.

They are all better equipped for the rigours of the competition with a full season to reflect on.

You will then have to have a medical report completed by your GP, to ensure that you are fit enough to cope with the rigours of parenting.

Despite regularly being the butt of jokes, the van proved to be incredibly reliable, surviving the rigours of long filming days.

However, he said that threats made online are already illegal and added that perpetrators would “face the full rigours of the law”.

Liverpool may feel that, with six players out injured and Everton having put four past Wolves on Wednesday, the postponement of the Merseyside derby on Saturday provided a welcome break before the rigours of the festive programme.

Still recovering from the rigours of childbirth, she walked slowly outside to discover a car waiting for her.

Walter's style has shown plenty of promise in pre-season, but there remain more questions to be answered about how he and his players will adapt to the rigours of the Championship, in truth, only time will tell on that one.

The 20-year-old feels he has acclimatised well to the rigours of the Highland League after stepping out of youth football.

This lethargy doesn’t end at work as we all battle with the mental rigours and the isolation at home alone or with our family.

In 2007, the father of three went public about his battle with depression, describing the rigours of constant touring and how he was left feeling isolated despite his fame.

The current road is too small and dusty to handle the anticipated traffic, machinery and materials that will come with the rigours of oil extraction and pipeline construction.

They argue that the current car grant of Sh5 million, which is taxable, is not sufficient to enable them to obtain vehicles that can withstand the rigours of the journeys they are required to make to and from the constituencies.

While every member of the team is aware of the rigours Premier Division will present in 2020, they appear undaunted and quietly resolute.

Despite the rigours of the job, she told that she is proud of bus conducting regardless of the poor perception of the job.

He commended the graduates for passing the rigours of the one-year training.

He said the rigours of the training were aimed at giving the pilots the requisite foundation and balance to prepare them for greater challenges they would face in the operational squadron.

Lallana’s ability is not in question, but whether his body can withstand the rigours of a season in Liverpool’s midfield certainly is.

After the rigours of war, this escapist entertainment had strong box-office appeal, and ran for 841 performances.