Sentence examples for make more robust from inspiring English sources

"Museums have been constantly exploring techniques to make more robust and better attracters of people's time".

Whereas an evolutionary gesture is how species evolve to be able to broaden and make more robust their ecology.

The companies have agreed to check their lists of policyholders regularly against the Social Security Administration's "death master file" database and to make "more robust" efforts to locate beneficiaries, according to insurance officials in Pennsylvania, one of the lead states in negotiating the agreement with A.I.G.

"This simply shows that Wikipedia needs to make more robust anonymity tools," Rotenberg says.

The intuitive premise behind the concept of SPECTRUM is that decision makers can make more robust decisions that consider exhaustively the key factors that significantly influence the choice of incentive for motivating large-scale participation in mobile crowdsensing.

Obama called Monday for an international pact "that builds in ambition," an acknowledgment that the voluntary agreements won't result in the sought-after 2-degree-Celsius limit on global temperature growth, but will provide flexibility where nations could gradually make more robust commitments to limiting emissions.

The system can be made more robust in other ways.

I also made more robust yogurt-based soups, combining greens, legumes, grains, herbs and spices.

Insisting that procedures for test administration have been reviewed and made more "robust", she added: "St Patrick's C.E.

Unless the grid is made more robust and secure, the threat to the country—from terrorist or technician can only become more severe.

In September, the GMC said the PLAB test should be made more robust, with a broader assessment of ethical values and a cap on how often candidates are permitted to retake it.