Sentence examples for a robust and aggressive from inspiring English sources

The state's agriculture industry needs "a robust and aggressive and transparent trade policy, quickly.

The state's ag industry needs "a robust and aggressive and transparent trade policy, quickly.

The Gulf of Mexico is already downstream from the interior U.S.' garbage, toxic run-off and other waste, creating a gigantic area commonly known as a 'Dead Zone.' Add in a robust and aggressive fishing industry, so it wasn't the easiest place for endangered species to survive.

"We do need a very robust and aggressive stimulus package," Mr. Gregg said, "but we need one that works and is focused on the problem, which is housing, and that essentially doesn't end up aggravating the long-term debt of the country" with spending that extends beyond the two-year life of the recovery plan.

Taken together, our data are a robust and comprehensive demonstration of aggressive phenotypes conferred on poorly differentiated tumors by UCP2 overexpression.

Together, these observations indicate a robust and reproducible association between JMJD6 expression and aggressive clinical behavior of breast cancer that may reflect an underlying functional contribution of JMJD6 in breast cancer progression.

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It is essential that medical interventions like early treatment and PrEP are combined with robust and aggressive efforts to create health care settings that are affirmative and welcoming for LGBT patients and others who are vulnerable to HIV infection.

Cancer cells are robust and aggressive.

Since the hippocampi of the rTg4510 model develop the most robust and aggressive tau pathology, we examined this area for any apparent differences in the morphology of tau staining.

Neither apologetics nor xenophobia, but a robust commitment to a robust and pluralistic democracy.