Sentence examples for create a more robust from inspiring English sources

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He claimed only to be trying to create "a more robust framework" for the setting of executive pay.

This gives us an opportunity to create a more robust and decentralized -- less single point of failure -- market structure in the United States.

In the meantime, the local and European Union authorities are trying to create a more robust market for local-currency loans.

Administration officials said they were simply trying to create a more robust regulatory review process as the state tries to revive the upstate economy and tackle a $24.4 billion budget deficit over the next three years.

Separately, a group representing global banks has expressed concern that the Group of 20 industrialized and developing countries was not following through on promises to create a more robust world financial system.

But it also builds a buzz and "creates a more robust clientele," Mr. Chewning said.

"When the octaves are stretched more, it creates a more robust, gritty sound that fits better to Schumann, Brahms or Liszt".

That was the case even though a successful merger of BAE and EADS would have created a more robust European competitor.

Using plain flour, as in Marcella Hazan's Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking, or even finer "tipo 00" flour as in The River Cafe Classic Italian Cookbook, will give you a softer, more tender crumb; while Richard Bertinet's mixture of strong bread flour and coarse semolina in his book Dough creates a more robust, chewy texture.

Gradual interfacing of soft and rigid components creates a more robust, untethered, jumping soft robot.