Sentence examples for in robust shape from inspiring English sources

Yet the New Yorker appears to be in robust shape.

Compared with some Christian denominations, such as Anglicanism, the Catholic faith remains in robust shape.

Like Wolfson, Kingfisher's chief executive Ian Cheshire was cautious about near-term prospects, saying: "The immediate economic outlook remains uncertain, but we face the future in robust shape".

Flint said the fact that the markets functioned well this week, despite volumes surging to six times normal levels, showed that the regulatory changes since the 2008 financial crisis had left the UK's financial system in robust shape.

Further downstream signalling results in robust shape changes, inside-out activation of platelet receptors, such as GPIIbIIIa, and granule secretion [ 73].

"However, the surveys deteriorated more markedly in January, so a Brexit effect might start to weaken employment growth in the next batch of official data". The jobs market remains in a robust shape despite the loss of momentum in the economy towards the end of last year - although the Brexit fog effect may be yet to register.

But other organizations are in surprisingly robust shape.

Israel, a much smaller economy that is also in relatively robust shape, also recently increased rates.

Seen from the perspective of the French Quarter and select neighborhoods such as the Garden District and Algiers, the city can seem in surprisingly robust shape.

Darling said last week that the government had earmarked £11bn of efficiency savings, but that it did not plan to start cutting back until 2011-12 – when the UK economy should be in more robust shape.

The fact that they've been dusted down and re-recorded for Book of Lightning would be due cause for posting a missing persons alert on the current whereabouts of Scott's songwriting muse, were it not for the fact that it's in such obviously robust shape on most of the other songs.