Sentence examples for more robust future from inspiring English sources
You may help build a more robust future for cinema.
The cyber-security industry may have a rather more robust future.
It is suggested a more robust future analysis incorporating A & E data is likely to confirm the presence of MCC hot spots near licensed premised.
Although we agree that it is timely that research investigating the effects of "coding" or "marking" of second language writing errors is being conducted, upon closer inspection of the article we found weaknesses in its research design and methodology that invites some further comment that could lead to more robust future research.
This is as a result of the scientific method, which tends to find positive evidence initially even where more robust future investigation finds the apparent relationship to be spurious.
These fundamental market changes are creating a more robust futures and derivatives market in timber and in ancillary investments, including those based on supply contracts.
This process should be made more robust in future work.
The results indicate that recommendations from the decision scaling analysis can be substantially different from the scenario-led approach, alleviate common shortcomings related to the use of climate projections in water resources planning, and produce recommendations that are more robust to future climate uncertainty.
Looking ahead, two elements would seem necessary to make the union more viable: a banking union, to make the financial sector more robust to future economic shocks; and more fiscal integration, to address the current gaps that amplify country-level shocks into zone-wide events.
I conclude that, by adopting a purposeful combination of insights from risk and resilience research, we can make ecosystem services provisioning more robust to future uncertainty and change.
It maintains that the research in progress will "expand on the data considered in the NRC report, and provide more robust information for future styrene hazard and risk assessments".
