Sentence examples for increasingly robust from inspiring English sources

China has become an increasingly robust partner.

He failed to adapt to Mexico's increasingly robust democracy.

Services must have increasingly robust proof of their impact or else risk losing their funding.

Financial markets are buoyant, business confidence is rising and global growth seems increasingly robust.

The main opposition group, the Democratic Party of Japan, is also increasingly robust about foreign policy.

The International Rugby Board will have been thrilled by the rising profile, and increasingly robust health, of female rugby.

Verdi, Bellini, Donizetti and Puccini showed him off at his eloquent (and, as he aged, increasingly robust) best.

Mr. Bush was helped mightily by forecasts of increasingly robust surpluses that made his plan seem more affordable.

Growing frustration with the problems these buildings engendered, combined with an increasingly robust economy, helped reduce their numbers sharply.

At the same time, the plan calls for creating better-trained, more-professionalized and increasingly robust combat and peacekeeping forces.

Mr Abe favours an increasingly robust approach towards China and its ratcheting up of tensions over island claims.