Sentence examples for entirely robust from inspiring English sources

Terrorism is a particularly serious form of criminal conduct that should be dealt with by mainstream law, the provisions of which are entirely robust enough to catch killers, bombers and conspirators.

I suspect that as it does not appear to be veto-ing the report, the DWP will try and shrug off the embarrassment it may cause (Labour will make hay with it) by downplaying the Defra exercise as a quick and dirty piece of work (indeed, the official term is Rapid Evidence Assessment, involving a few weeks' intensive work) and so almost by definition not entirely "robust".

The AUH also seems to affect female labor intensity, although this result is not entirely robust to different alternative specifications of the control group.

The program also seems to affect female hours of work, although this result is not entirely robust to alternative definitions of the control group.

We therefore used the two-way ANOVA for reference only, since ANOVA is quite, but not entirely, robust to departure from the assumption for homogeneity of variance (see Box (1954) [52] and Rogan and Keselman (1977) [53]).

In fact, the literature supporting the use of a 90-minute time limit on observations is not entirely robust.

Surely there is a point where we either trust those we elect or we give up entirely on robust self-defense.

The system is entirely autonomous, robust, compact, easy to operate, and has minimal effect on the performance of the fishing gear it is attached to.

Neither of these has taken off yet, but Google is laying the groundwork for Chrome to become a robust, entirely web-based alternative to traditional operating systems like Windows.

"Not only did it show us how many planets could be out there, it sparked an entirely new and robust field of research that has taken the science community by storm.

Those who opposed the Iran nuclear deal have been joined by some Cuban Americans and anyone else who thinks national security consists entirely of a robust military and bellicose bravado.