Sentence examples for more robust lessons from inspiring English sources

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One of evolutionary biology's more robust lessons is that evolution is a tinkerer, co-opting elements created by one process in the service of another (Jacob 1977).

However, to sustain more robust growth politically costly moves are necessary a lesson Mr. Aho learnt when he lost his re-election.

Even as the damage appears severe, lessons from 2002 translated into more robust flood prevention in much of the region.

Hopefully, next time around, we will learn the lesson and we will have a more robust system.

The issue requires an acknowledgment that lessons have been learned from the mistakes that New Labour made but in the context of a far more robust endorsement of immigration as part of a thriving and fair economy.

Other criticism was more robust.

"We also need more robust sentencing.

We have to be more robust.

And, crucially, it's more robust.

Headlines in newspapers, as you know, are often quite robust – more robust than the articles themselves".