Sentence examples for fairly robustly from inspiring English sources

The Bundesbank press office has denied it fairly robustly.

The paper had treated Mr Bing fairly robustly, even by the standards of the British gutter press.

Until the SARS outbreak in March, the only places business travel was growing fairly robustly were the Pacific Rim and South Asia.

Xenophon said the terms of reference should cover the long-term economic and budgetary implications of the fall in iron ore prices "and to look fairly robustly at the allegations made by Andrew Forrest about the iron ore market and the power of BHP and Rio".

So I mean the American army have had some high profile court martials... and they seem to have been quite effective and senior officers have been dealt with fairly robustly through the American military justice system.

Two quite impressive systems that exemplified such a methodology were shrdlu (Winograd 1972) and Lunar (Woods et al. 1972), which contained sophisticated proceduralized grammars and syntax-to-semantics mapping rules, and were able to function fairly robustly in their "micro-domains" (simulated blocks on a table, and a lunar rock database, respectively).

The report raised the possibility of "UK government intervention" should individuals' activities raise "any threat to the ability of that system to operate fairly and robustly".

A spokeswoman for UKA said the email highlighted just how assiduous the organisation is in ensuring that classification is done fairly and robustly.

It says: "Just as the establishment of democratic government in Sark was a matter of good government, any threat to the ability of that system to operate fairly and robustly has the potential to raise good government issues which might require intervention".

This required us to make pragmatic decisions to collate and present data as fairly and robustly as possible while also seeking to make sense of the vast array of available risk scores to the general medical reader.

"Our policy is to prosecute racist and religious crime fairly, firmly and robustly.