Sentence examples for far more robust than from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the banking sector today is far more robust than it was five years ago.

Media coverage within China is far more robust than in Myanmar.

Moreover, the data are far more robust than they have ever been, reducing the scope for misjudgments.

The American capacity for tragedy is much broader and far more robust than Americans most of us, anyway recognize.

Shell said its emergency response plan was far more robust than the one BP had in the gulf.

America's economy is proving far more robust than many expected, with likely growth this year of about 3.6%.

Wes Streeting, the president of the Cambridge student union said: "The marginal MPs that wavered over the bill thought they were getting something far more robust [than Offa].

She'd been a far more robust child than this one, and not as humorless or demanding.

"It would add enormously to our capacity and make us a far more robust competitor than we would otherwise be," Mr. Dolan said.

Mr. Bush has called for a far more robust system than the one that President Clinton had been contemplating at a cost of $60 billion.

Only far more robust diplomacy than has been tried so far seems likely to discourage Iran from pressing ahead with its nuclear ambitions.