Sentence examples for is much less robust from inspiring English sources

The District lost points because its education data system is much less robust than those in Tennessee and Delaware.

In finance, the link between effort and profit is much less robust than in dentistry or manufacturing.

The language is much less robust than that advocated by Tim Loughton, the sacked children's minister, who demanded strong wording in favour of shared parenting after divorce.

"Momentum is much less robust now than it was then, and therefore we are much more vulnerable to fiscal shocks now".

The phase normalisation obviously is much less robust.

The rationale for targeted early interventions then is much less robust than it might appear.

The frozen embryos at fertility centers are much less robust, medical experts say.

"The economy was much less robust and diversified, so there really wasn't anything else to do".

One positive thing in Bernanke's speech — I'm trying to look on the bright side — is that for what seems to me the first time he has more or less acknowledged that we are not, in any real sense, experiencing a recovery: Notwithstanding these more positive developments, however, it is clear that the recovery from the crisis has been much less robust than we had hoped.

However, in contrast to DNA-based markers, metabolites are much less robust since they are responsive to the environment, and might be tissue-specific and developmentally regulated.

It turned out, however, that the phase angles of the descriptors are much less robust with respect to small changes in the contour coordinates.