Sentence examples for little robust from inspiring English sources

The refereeing Some of the tackling was probably a little robust for some tastes, but the refereeing here was generally excellent.

Countless global prevention campaigns aim to protect vulnerable people from exploitation, yet there has been little robust research into their effectiveness.

It noted that "there is little robust evidence" to show that such programs were effective, "in particular when compared to alternative measures such as training programs".

Quite simply, there is little robust evidence that the use of primates and genetically modified mice (the other main animal group imported) produces reliable information.

The outsourcing bandwagon has now been rolling for three decades, but it's remarkable how little robust evidence we have about contracts and contracting in public service.

Walking and cycling bring health and environmental benefits, but there is little robust evidence that changing the built environment promotes these activities in populations.

Consumer spending is a positive number and will probably get a little more robust.

PSB, meanwhile, is all sweet earthiness, its flavour a little more robust.

Indeed, and not unrelated, markets were a little more robust then than they are now.

As a result, Indonesia may now be a little more robust.

But now the country's domestic economy is looking a little less robust.