Sentence examples for getting a robust from inspiring English sources

Getting a robust official statistical measure of total UK food bank use and wider food insecurity ought to be a government priority, you would have thought.

The service already has attracted well-known names like Bill Cosby and Linkin Park, but getting a robust celebrity clientele to adopt a social media service is often seen as a significant turning point at which a company breaks out of the early adopter phase and into the mainstream.

Android Market is finally getting a robust desktop presence.

Only by building a system with appropriate knowledge and reasoning services can one simplify the robot programming sufficiently to meet those demands while still getting a robust and efficient task execution.

It is important that we stay focused on getting a robust public option included in the House version of the bill -- nothing watered down.

"I have no doubt we'll get a robust rule through them," he said.

Like muscles, many parts of the brain get a robust physiological workout during exercise.

"Unless you get a robust, vibrant, reliable, stable market in place before 2010, competition won't work".

"He's got a robust, highly intelligent, well-organised critique of Conservatism from within the right," said Norman.

Mr. McNamara says he is hopeful that Pantelion will get a robust welcome from screenwriters and actors.

To get a robust, grainy texture and earthy taste, I also substituted whole-grain rye flour for some of the all-purpose flour.