Sentence examples for being more robust from inspiring English sources

"The prospect of an independent Scotland is a challenge for left progressives in England – to wake up, and start being more robust about what they believe in.

China's rapid growth, he said, gives the United States economic recovery a very good chance of being more robust than expected over the next few years.

As well as being more robust, the consequence of extra work at the gym to bulk up during that post-World Cup lay-off, these days he carries himself with more swagger.

The largest minority partner of the Congress-led government in Delhi, the Tamil DMK, quit last month, critical of the government for not being more robust in its handling of Sri Lanka.

We had less in common on the political front, the 60-year-old's views on immigration and other contentious matters being more robust than my own, and clashed good-naturedly about the imminent election led to the wager.

Here, it is worth noting that most of the literature regards the BA graphs as being more robust to failure.

Other criticism was more robust.

We have to be more robust.

And, crucially, it's more robust.

In recent months, however, Asian demand has been more robust.

Other case studies, starting in Sumerian times, are more robust.