Sentence examples for by a relatively robust from inspiring English sources
Helped along by a relatively robust economy, the Washington region forged well ahead of perennial rivals Chicago and Los Angeles, which ranked second and third in an extensive study conducted annually by a research group at Texas A&M University.
Although investors in Latin American funds may have been lucky enough to escape with losses of about 30 per cent for the year – helped by a relatively robust performance from markets in the likes of Chile and Venezuela – those who put their faith in China or Russia could now be sitting on losses of 60 or 70 per cent.
(By comparison, in 2002, with approval at a relatively robust 50percentthetHouseuse reelection rate shot up to 96percentt).
Ideally dynamic calibration would have been undertaken prior to measurements, but this would have increased the complexity of the study substantially and mean pressure is a relatively robust measure, less affected by dynamic response.
Five and a half weeks premature, delivered by Caesarean section on Aug. 7, 1963, at Otis Air Force Base on Cape Cod, Patrick weighed a relatively robust 4 pounds 10 1/2 ounces.
I'd go for a relatively robust rosé, with sufficient depth of red fruit flavour and a cranberryish acidity.
A second is that the Treasury is adopting a relatively robust line with the banks over dividends.
