On Zimbabwe, Mr Zuma has been barely more robust than Mr Mbeki.
Alvarenga's story stunned the world when he washed up on Ebon almost two weeks ago, appearing robust and barely sunburned after more than a year at sea.
In the Prince case the notoriously slippery standard for transformation was defined so narrowly that artists and museums warned it would leave the fair-use door barely open, threatening the robust tradition of appropriation that goes back at least to Picasso and underpins much of the art of the last half-century.
First, the group sizes proved to be barely adequate to allow robust statistical analysis of the mechanical parameters, and future work should focus on a single specific area with a larger number of animal pairs.
Verizon's otherwise robust cellular network barely reaches your correspondent's home, a mere 750 feet (230 metres) up the hillside; other carriers fail to get even that far.
Dacre's dislike of the Leveson inquiry and its implicit threat of more robust press regulation was barely concealed in his turns before the judge last year.
It had been thought that hunting by the Basque people a few hundred years ago brought a robust population down to barely sustainable levels.
Does it choose the film that makes Hollywood feel good about itself (as a technologically innovative, financially robust institution) or the feel-bad, barely profitable account of the tortuous endgame in Iraq?
When the company got into trouble, closed stores and was bought in 2005 by a struggling competitor, Kmart, the retail industry was robust enough that the overall economy barely noticed.
It has been growing since the summer of 2003, when the second Palestinian intifada was still raging, at a robust annual average of 5% a year, barely slowing even after last year's war in Lebanon.
Murray was not at his best in the first set, which Ferrer gladly grasped with uncomplicated, robust ground strokes that allowed his opponent barely a moment to breathe.
