Sentence examples for being robust on from inspiring English sources

The Labour MP Chris Bryant said: "President Putin will just laugh at David Cameron if he is taking £160,000 from one of his old mates while trying to pretend he is being robust on Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea and almost certain criminal involvement in the bringing down of MH17".

Those close to Miliband say he is "robust" on this.

The BBC's Scottish political editor, Brian Taylor, has been robust on all UK-wide BBC outlets, not just Scotland's.

Maybe Keith Skeoch, head of Standard Life Investments, the fund management division that has traditionally been robust on pay excesses (or rather, more robust than many rivals), could tell us himself.

Woolf is robust on a range of issues, not least normal women ageing into "invisibility", juxtaposed against the relentless "surveillance" of famous females.

The tackling was robust, on both sides, and by the half hour the Baggies had not improved on their record of having failed to have a single shot on target in three of their previous four games.

The error-resilient performance of proposed HRMIR approach is robust on different error distribution models.

Though the sale is still in the consignment stage, planned estimates are robust on the three lots announced so far.

This makes us conclude that, the error resilient performance of proposed JRVIR approach is robust on different error distribution models.

Reconstitution of octameric nucleosomes containing histones Cse4/H4/H2A/H2B is robust on noncentromere DNA, but inefficient on AT-rich centromere DNA.

On the other hand, the influence of the solar cycle is robust on temperature, modulating the latter in the order of ∼4°C over Cochin and Trivandrum.