Sentence examples for be financially robust from inspiring English sources
For those resources to continue, English cricket needs to be financially robust, yet the economic downturn has left several counties in a precarious financial position and England already play too much.
Its chairman, Lyndon Guiseppi, explained that, while the bank was financially robust, there was a short-term squeeze on cash meaning it would struggle to pay a $3.3m court judgment.
BAE chief executive Ian King said the company was "obviously disappointed" but insisted it was "financially robust" and remained confident about its future.
"I do not underestimate the nature of the task ahead, but the company is financially robust with an enviable portfolio of assets and professional teams that are among the best in the industry.
To be financially feasible, universal health coverage requires robust evidence-based health promotion programs.
"We've got a stronger balance sheet, and we're financially more robust than the American airlines," Mr. Tyler said.
Be financially comfortable.
He continued: "There is no secret that there are four or five clubs now who are more financially robust or certainly richer in terms of their buying power then the rest of the clubs and we are not in that group".
Analysts said the government was conducting a "sensible" review of its plans to replace Trident, which will cost £31bn, and that Rolls was still financially robust.
When I'm more financially robust, I would definitely think about it.
