Sentence examples for a more robust view from inspiring English sources

Yet as the campaign progressed, McCain seemed to tack toward a more robust view of the president's authority.

Britain takes a more robust view than America of the need for western forces to restore order in a post-Taliban Afghanistan.

Brian Sewell, art critic of the London Evening Standard, took a more robust view: "It's absolute twaddle to think that art should be 'owned' by the public.

The French and Spanish have a more robust view of food because most of them still live in the middle of nowhere and have pigs rootling in and out of the house.

Remuneration committees, guided by the U.K. Corporate Governance Code's guidance to "avoid paying more than is necessary" "should take a more robust view on pay, utilizing and being accountable for exercising their judgement" it says.

The simple files aren't elegantly presented, but suggest that Snapchat could eventually give users a more robust view of their activity.

It is expected that Netflix members who watch movies and TV episodes instantly on their computers will enjoy a faster, easier connection and a more robust viewing experience with Silverlight, due to the quality built directly into the player.

An additional possibility that is particularly relevant for our identity and gender tasks is that familiarity with a face leads to a more robust view-invariant representation of individual appearance.

A large percentage margin indicates a more robust position".

This research combines PNs and SRL to create PNSRL, which offers a more robust graphical view, the ability to validate the system model, and offers an SRL mathematical equation that utilizes PN capacities.

PNSRL integrates the fundamentals of System Readiness Level (SRL) and Petri nets (PNs) to create a more robust system view that can be used to analyze and score the readiness of system-of-system architectures.