Sentence examples for becoming robustly from inspiring English sources
Our previous studies (Wamstad et al., 2012) have shown that these factors are expressed at low levels in mesodermal cultures, becoming robustly expressed only later, concomitant with the onset of cardiomyocyte differentiation.
Clarence House has robustly denied reports that the Prince of Wales believes becoming king would be akin to "prison".
Armstrong's wide-ranging film pulls together a disparate collection of witnesses, including a robustly unrepentant oil executive in New Orleans, who is nonetheless shown becoming reflective after Katrina destroyed everything he owned - seeing how political incompetence and inaction can usher in disaster.
"I will continue to work vehemently and robustly to fight back against what most in the other party want to do, to transform our country into becoming.
Moscovici was seen to have performed robustly in the hearing, but the partisan infighting and the tactical manoeuvres mean that a nominee's performance is becoming less decisive in securing the posts as both sides in the dispute take hostages.
As robustly written as all his novels, this one opens with the mutilation murder of a suspected pedophile in a rundown neighborhood near downtown Brattleboro and uses the crime to show what happens when a famously tolerant region suffers an economic downturn, becoming overwhelmed by the poor and the needy — and the people who prey on them.
The rookies applaud robustly.
