Sentence examples similar to a robust reply to from inspiring English sources
This received a robust reply from the shadow education secretary, Angela Rayner, who taunted the government benches by quoting David Cameron's views on the reintroduction of grammars as "delusional" and a "silly class war".
Borlaug had a robust reply.
Hammarskjöld sent a robust reply and openly questioned the motives of the western powers in Congo.
Findings of addition and subtraction in infants are robust and consistent: A reply to Wakeley, Rivera and Langer.
The fact that the BBC recipe service functions so well, and that so many people are outraged about losing some of it, is rooted in the fact it was built as a robust online service replying to the question "what is the right digital manifestation of the BBC?".
Robert Iger, the president of ABC, gets up at 4 45 A.M. and heads to the gym... Nowadays, people don't ask you how you are, they say, "Are you busy?," meaning "Are you well?" If someone actually does ask you how you are, the most cheerful answer, of course, is a robust "Busy!" to which the person will reply, "Good!" "Busy" used to be a negative sort of word... Now, though, busyness is bullish.
Late bidding may also arise out of equilibrium, as a best reply to incremental bidding.
Any intermediate node that has the route to destination replies with a route reply to the source node.
Write a brief reply to each request.
The New Local Economics: A Reply to John Benington.
