Sentence examples for far too robust from inspiring English sources
He looked far too robust to be in the hospital, but it was his fourth visit in two months.
There are, for example, far too few helicopters and not enough robust armored personnel carriers, they say.
The statement says: "This is therefore far too small a sample to provide a robust statistical analysis".
Our approach to date has been far too timid, far too conservative, and not nearly robust enough to create employment, to increase aggregate demand, and to get dollars flowing once again through the economy.
That massive debt has impaired robust U.S. economic growth for far too long and threatens the long-term status of the United States as a great power.
It has been undermined by the study of populations far too heterogeneous in signs, symptoms, and incapacitation to reveal robust and homogeneous biological markers and pathophysiologic mechanisms.
The insurgency is too robust.
Like Alan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke, far too many high-profile microcredit supporters and policymakers also naively bought into the myth of the free market, including its particular aversion towards robust regulation.
Too little, far too late.
