Sentence examples for ever more robust from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for today's president, America's current recovery is looking ever more robust.

Extensions of surveillance can only be justified if accompanied by much improved transparency and ever more robust oversight and scrutiny.

As people around the world become more affluent, they are demanding diets richer in animal protein, which will require ever more robust feed crop yields to sustain.

She said: "The admission of yet more Facebook metrics errors is of concern to the news media industry, at a time when publishers are themselves investing heavily to provide advertisers with ever more robust, independent audience data.

Although this trend offers many opportunities, new regulations, such as the European Community's 'Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals' (REACH), demand that models be ever more robust.

Over time, the insights gleaned from the industries currently taking advantage of AI — and improving the technology along the way — will make it ever more robust and useful within a growing range of applications.

In recent years, however, the ever-more-robust personal brands of the two sisters have diverged, as if providing two models for how celebrity might be endured.

We invest in world-class broadband networks, such as our all-fiber FiOS network and our 4G LTE wireless network, to keep pace with consumers' demand and offer an ever-more-robust range of services.

Now, with so much of the latest Bush history needing to be plumbed from Baghdad to Wall Street, a robust public records law is ever more crucial for robust democracy.

Why you should listen: Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney manage, as ever, to sound more robust than a typical two-piece.

During a speech on Thursday at the Institute of Welsh Politics, in Aberystwyth, Davies will say that as devolution develops it will become ever more important to ensure robust mechanisms monitoring the BBC are in place.