Sentence examples for far more robustly from inspiring English sources

Since March, the economy of the city has been growing far more robustly than that of the nation.

This ignores the fact that we are already on Mars, with automated spacecraft that can investigate the planet far more robustly, efficiently and inexpensively than any human can.

Turning to the translation it-self, though each of the seven volumes is the work of a different translator, some general tendencies emerge supporting Prendergast's contention that the novel is "far more robustly hewn" than is commonly supposed.

In early July, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, reiterating one of his administration's memes, pointed to the successes of "film and television production, tourism, commercial bioscience and the city's rapidly expanding tech sector" as reasons that New York has recovered from the recession "far more robustly" than the rest of the nation.

A number of recent studies suggest that programs will need to be far more robustly designed, or they will likely fall short of their ambitious goals.

But, consumer confidence has held up far more robustly than expected and, yet again, it is clear that while economic models can make reasoned judgements about the future, those judgements can prove erroneous.

However, this Article finds that state provision of capital trial representation is far more strongly and robustly correlated with reduced death sentencing than these other factors.

There's clearly far more research that needs to be done to robustly interrogate the effectiveness of targeted ads against platform claims and vs more vanilla types of advertising (i.e. which don't demand reams of personal data to function).

Safe to say, the algorithmic architecture that underpins so much of the content internet users are exposed to via tech giants' mega platforms continues to enable lies to run far faster than truth online by favoring flaming nonsense (and/or flagrant calumny) over more robustly sourced information.

Safe to say, the algorithmic architecture that underpins so much of the content internet users are exposed to via tech giants' mega platforms continues to enable lies to run far faster than truth online by favoring flaming nonsense (and/or flagrant calumny) over more robustly sourced information.

"We can now grow more robustly".