Sentence examples for becoming robust from inspiring English sources

In turn, they should aim not for becoming robust, but antifragile.

Of note, in this mouse strain amyloid deposition is already detectable at 3 months of age [21], becoming robust and widespread at 7 months of age [17].

Over time Terapeak's capabilities will become naturally integrated with eBay's Seller Hub, therefore becoming more robust and providing merchants with a single place to manage and elevate their ecommerce business".

But in becoming more robust, they gain a spine-tingling, epic sweep.

Indeed, the bank said yesterday, the economists' outlook for employment has grown gloomier even as their predictions of economic expansion are becoming more robust.

In a speech in Hong Kong on September 14th, Mr Geithner praised the banking industry for becoming more robust, overseeing growth in the number and size of lending firms and innovating in credit instruments.

"We are beginning to understand our environment better," he said, noting that the language barriers were still significant but that the mental health team, which also attends to the guards, was becoming "more robust in anticipation of interceding with their mental health needs".

Nonetheless, recent clinical reports with multiple years of patient follow-up document the maturation of the field and validate the development of neo-tissues and neo-organs, and the industry is rapidly becoming economically robust.

My fourth grader's appetite is becoming alarmingly robust.

The content of such curricula are based on labor market analysis that is becoming increasingly robust.

That the Market has remained economically healthy and is only becoming more robust is a great sign for the neighborhood.