Sentence examples for its most robust from inspiring English sources

IN most towns, charity may begin at home, but for the New York City entrepreneur Amy Sacco it took its most robust form at the Chelsea Art Museum several Mondays ago.

Newark's decline began just as the city seemed at its most robust, in the early postwar years.

Italy was, after all, home to Western Europe's biggest anti-Fascist resistance and its most robust postwar Communist Party.

France spent most of last year growing and adding jobs at its most robust pace in years.

The housing market is enjoying a stronger-than-expected upturn and is at its most robust since autumn 1997, according to new figures.

The publisher who oversaw Vogue through some of its most robust times — and issues — said Thursday that he was leaving Condé Nast after nearly 25 years.

Yet Chaucer might be said to have pioneered the Broadsides approach: championing the vernacular in its chewiest, most robust form; capable of embracing any number of styles; always most memorable when being a little bit rude.

U.S. home prices rose in the first three months of the year after a flat previous quarter, suggesting the U.S. housing market is on track for its longest and most robust growth period since the late 1970s.

ITS data provided the most robust signature to separate the main evolutionary lineages: 1) Arabidopsis thaliana, 2) A. cebennensis, 3) A. pedemontana, 4) A. lyrata and its segregates/subspecies, 5) A. arenosa with numerous different species and cytotypes and A. croatica more distinct from the remainder, and 6) A. halleri and its subspecies.

It picks the most robust models and discards the others.

Still, it's the most "robust" public option still on the table.