Sentence examples for is far more robust from inspiring English sources

It is far more robust in the data than, say, the much-discussed middle-income trap.

Clearly, the banking sector today is far more robust than it was five years ago.

Now the technology is far more robust and prices are likely to fall".

Media coverage within China is far more robust than in Myanmar.

But that does not give us the right to bully and threaten, and the faith of most Christians is far more robust than Christian Voice's appears to be.

The thousands of brave souls on the icy streets of Kiev are proof that his critics' choice of a European future is far more robust.

In the Pakistan-Afghanistan region, Al Qaeda's like-minded allies are far more robust.

Moreover, the data are far more robust than they have ever been, reducing the scope for misjudgments.

Shell said its emergency response plan was far more robust than the one BP had in the gulf.

Recovery will come; it's some way off, but I think when it comes, the fundamentals of the UK economy will be far more robust and more sustainable than it's been in recent years".

On the positive side, G.M. -- whose profits have been far more robust than its crosstown rival Ford Motor -- forecast improving results for 2004 on the strength of a new product wave and optimistic projections for North American industry sales.