Sentence examples for less than robust from inspiring English sources

Despite the further advances into record territory, market action this week has been less than robust.

Trust in scientific opinion on global warming continues to be less than robust.

That totalled about £1.9bn a year, it said, before admitting the data was less than robust.

Market watch reported that economic data releases on Friday were "less than robust".

"I don't write about being vaguely unhappy in Connecticut," she once grumbled, seeking to explain her less than robust readership.

Liberals have a point when they argue that the price competition in our private markets is something less than robust.

And in some ways the less-than-robust economy may help.

Less-than-robust attendance has compelled some tracks to rip out grandstands.

The CBS crew thought Cabrera was the most vulnerable, but showed less-than-robust confidence in the other two.

French handled the postgame news conference Saturday night, grumbling about the team's less-than-robust energy and poor execution.

The department also reported that oil inventories last week were up by 2.3 million barrels from the week before, suggesting a less-than-robust summer driving season.