Sentence examples for more robust housing from inspiring English sources

That means a massive aid effort, focused on more robust housing, hospitals and schools.

He did not push hard enough for a larger stimulus and more robust housing relief.

While demand for their products is improving thanks to a more robust housing market and other factors, don't expect a ramp up in hiring, said Richard A. Beuke, vice president for flat glass at PPG Industries, a Pittsburgh-based glassmaker.

Optimists point to improved levels of job creation in recent months, a more robust housing sector and a surging stock market that has lifted the value of investment and retirement accounts for millions of consumers.

A more robust housing recovery, a less crisis-prone Europe and steady employment growth may be enough to sustain economic growth near 2% or better in the face of that drag and continued political wrangling.

To do that, he believes Rio Arriba must invest in a more robust jobs and housing infrastructure, which can give recovering addicts access to a variety of tools to help them resist triggers for drug use.

So welfare reform may lead us to more robust defence of social housing, which is surely an important part of the welfare state, housing nearly 10 million people.

Had more people lived in robust housing instead of shanty towns by the shore, fewer lives would have been lost.

In her 1999 study, "Downtown Living: A Deeper Look," she reported that Cincinnati had one of the more robust markets for downtown housing in the nation.

With McCain in the White House and a Democratic majority in Congress, Klein implies, we might have had a smaller, better-targeted stimulus package (perhaps more like the one that Alice Rivlin recommended) joined to a more robust intervention in the housing market (like the one McCain's campaign proposed in the autumn of 2008).

But despite it all, sales estimates at the auction houses are more robust than ever.