The question is: will the labour market rebound as robustly as it has in the past?
The offence we propose will not prevent people from debating or ridiculing religions and beliefs as robustly as happens today.
"He met all his developmental milestones but not as robustly as you would have expected him to.
It may not be moving as robustly as we would like it, but it's there and having an impact".
"Sometimes we don't treat our players as robustly as they should be treated, certainly in terms of travel.
But few countries can grow as robustly as they would like when the West is so sluggish.
In the 80s, many powerful people in Britain regarded football fans as nothing but hooligans, to be policed as robustly as possible.
We know the answer, and we know that Wilhelmina Clinton and Newtina Gingrich wouldn't have rebounded from their infidelities as robustly as Bill and Newt did.
But he also has concerns about the sufficiency of the connections between the concrete floors and the exterior columns of the garage, and whether they were intertwined as robustly as they should be, something some workers also have questions about.
It would simply reaffirm those rights as they have existed since at least 1964, when the court held in New York Times v. Sullivan that a defamation suit violated the paper's right to speak as robustly as it wished.
This is a rare occurrence at the game's highest level and Danny Simpson conceded the rule change concerning pulling and pushing in the area is affecting the Foxes' ability to defend as robustly as last term.
