Sentence examples for do a robust from inspiring English sources

You have to do a robust assessment to ensure an adopter can manage, whatever might come along.

"But the primary capability of the app is that people will really be able to do a robust search on the application while they're mobile".

Meanwhile, the gift shop is doing a robust business.

Hughes's point was that the PCC "has not done a robust job" and has failed to offer adequate protection to the public.

ROSS is on the southern coast of St . Kitts an island that once did a robust trade in sugar cane but today earns much of its money through tourism.

"We were strong enough to make the government listen, to withdraw one red line after another, and to win for our members a number of significant improvements on those original plans – pay for all work done, a robust means to safeguard working hours and financial recognition of weekends".

We have also done a robust check only based on data for immigrants whose education level is available at the time of migration (i.e., no imputation on education data) for both periods of 1990 1997 and 1990 2007 (see Table 8).

HP may have skipped that volatile patch: it has been slower to get into netbook because it does a robust business in fully-equipped, and fully-priced, laptop computers.

We did a robust meta-analysis of existing data to provide summary estimates by hormonal contraceptive method which can be used to inform contraceptive guidelines, models, and future studies.

Adam, the general manager at the Key Foods on 7th Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn said, "We're doing a robust business".

"Every year, we do a comprehensive and robust analysis of pay across genders and we have found no gender pay gap.