Sentence examples for a less robust version of from inspiring English sources
The Alzheimer's Society also warned against a less robust version of the scheme, arguing it was essential that people with dementia were not left at risk of neglect and abuse.
In fact, the Guinness Draught we know today is likely a smoother, less robust version of the original.
Regionally, it is still not clear how the Arab uprisings, which swept away several regimes for their failure to deliver domestically, will change the basic geopolitical orientation of the various states in the region, particularly Egypt and Syria which still engage in a similar but less robust version of their old foreign policies.
It worked the territory that it knew, if always in the grand style to be expected of George Saunders, but only as far as before, and in less robust versions of what it modeled.
In December, he launched two new tiers of service to appeal to small businesses and individuals: A less robust "Premium" version for $49 per month and a bare-bones, advertising-supported model for free.
Nationally, the association said, overall sales were up by a less robust rate of 5% over 2014.
A surprisingly robust version of what is normally the most timid of soups.
In one sense this is a more robust version of a web-based video chat, with none of the delays or hiccups that typically mar online video.
It's like a more robust version of the longtime OS X feature, Expose.
There is also a more robust version of the Surface Pro 6 available with a Core i7 processor and 16GB of RAM.
