Sentence examples for more robust but from inspiring English sources

(Growth in retail sales has been more robust, but that is a less comprehensive statistic).

R.I.M.'s approach is generally seen as more robust, but its two major shutdowns disrupted service to millions of users.

In the the beginning, his prose was crisper and his style more robust, but his subject range narrower.

Michele Pertusi's bass-baritone could be more robust but well serves the singer's conception of Oberto as a brooding presence single-mindedly intent on righting a wrong.

And the new role for Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary looks almost exactly like the old one – except that the white paper has made a mess of the rhetoric ("more robust", but "more light touch").

Mary Barra, G.M.'s senior vice president for global product development, said the company was studying whether it needed to make the Volt's battery "more robust," but she insisted that the car, which went on sale a year ago, was "fully developed" and not rushed into dealerships prematurely.

"Voice control, voice recognition, works really, really well — it's getting more and more robust… But interfaces certainly become a lot more natural if you start combining gaze tracking with voice control and gesture recognition," argues Cogisen CEO and founder Christiaan Rijnders.

Now he is in more robust condition, but his political authority has never recovered from the financial crash of August 1998.

Breasts made a brief comeback in recent years with the bigger, older, more robust looking but still ultra-slim supermodels.

We can be more robust".Fine, but he is asking investors to take a lot on trust.

A fine piece of salmon could have used a more robust pesto, but its subtlety pleased most diners at our table.