Sentence examples for credible and robust from inspiring English sources
Mitt Romney wants a bigger Navy to keep America's commitments in the region credible and robust.
He said the experience of Polish migration showed how difficult it could be to provide a credible and robust numerical estimate.
Two conditions appear critical for the continued development of credible and robust MMR.
"We are overhauling community sentences to ensure they are tough, credible and robust," he will say.
Following these standards will enable the modelling process and the model itself to be transparent, credible and robust, within its given limitations.
Secondly, all eligible articles were case series studies; generally, prospective RCTs would be needed to produce credible and robust conclusions.
The National Audit Office also criticised Hunt's department for its failure to come up with "a robust, credible and comprehensive plan to move the NHS on to a more sustainable footing".
He also said the closure of the News of the World had served as a "wake-up call" to the industry and urged for the introduction of a "new body of independent regulation which is robust, credible and worthy of joining".
Barber said he supported "creating the best possible and most credible, most robust form of self-regulation", arguing that "for too long the PCC was dominated by insiders" although it was still necessary to have some editors involved.
The FT's editor, Lionel Barber, has told his editorial staff that, "after careful consideration" the FT will put in place its own system which will be "accountable, credible, robust and highly adaptable to meet the pace of change in our industry".
Forums like the AEA meetings, where economists are forced to defend the validity of their research against their peers' attempts to poke holes in it, are another vital way to ensure that economic research is credible, robust and valid.Faith or failure?Some argue that economists face greater ethical questions than those about financial conflicts of interest.
