Sentence examples for expected robust from inspiring English sources

But the company predicted its business would turn up this year on expected robust demand for DVD recorders and other digital devices.

Addressing colleagues at the national policy forum on Monday, Shorten said he expected robust debate over Labor's new national platform and its policy direction, and he warned "we will all have to make compromises over the coming days".

Engelhard believes that its forward P/E multiple should reflect a relationship to key industry peers more in line with historical levels, and should benefit from (a) the strength of Engelhard's earnings performance in recent quarters, (b) the expected robust and sustained earnings growth for the years ahead, and (c) the general rise in industry multiples since BASF commenced its hostile offer.

First, as expected, robust measures of cross-correlations are resistant to the presence of outliers, either isolated or in patches; note that the plots displayed in the first row are nearly the same to those displayed in the other two rows.

Analysis of XBP1 mRNA splicing in our VSMC through RT-PCR showed the expected robust increase in the spliced form with Tn (5 µg/mL, 16 h).

As expected, robust derepression of ERVs is observed in the SETDB1 KO line.

"Those in the public eye, such as politicians, could expect robust criticism," said the BBC Trust.

It can expect robust challenge from Labour where it fails to do so.

Mr. Shiffler expects "robust" growth in emerging markets with low PC penetration, including parts of Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

A Department of Health spokesperson said: "It is essential that patients' rights are respected and we expect robust action to be taken against any individual or organisation that does not follow fundamental guidance on consent".

"Looking ahead, we expect robust growth in Asia — and especially in China — to continue to provide an important support to Hong Kong's economy via tourism, particularly the restaurants and hotels, travel and recreation industries," Nomura said in a report.