Sentence examples for more robust even from inspiring English sources

Then, unexpectedly, it spread and grew louder, more robust, even becoming a bit rowdy, with whistles and shouts.

Angela Hartnett uses blanched dried pasta, which is both much quicker to prepare, and far more robust: even after baking, it holds its shape beautifully.

However, somatosensory information is more robust, even though it is not as precise as vision.

Our simulation results show that the proposed timing-robust model is more robust even against network perturbations and can better represent the nature of cell cycle than previous models.

Missions are more varied, mechanics more robust and even divergent tasks – trying yoga – feel purposefully embedded into the story.

The suggestion follows an increasing interest in making the phone more robust and even partially water-resistant — though Apple has so far stayed away from mentioning the latter.

He admitted last year that there has been a "real shale revolution" and said Russia must find "mutually acceptable forms of co-operation" with consumers.Gazprom's future may involve more robust competition even at home.

Rather than embrace Nietzsche as an atheistic nihilist, many of his 20th-century American readers – religious and agnostic alike – engaged in serious, if agonised, efforts to read his "death of God" as a challenge to a more robust humanism, even a more fulfilling Christianity.

Animal health databases tend to be far more robust than even the most robust human health databases.

But in the future this can be done in a different and more robust way, even though it will be a trade off with some longer download times.

Facebook's self serve ad business is exploding, say our sources, and may be significantly more robust than even the most favorable third party forecasts predict.