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Limiting the period of restrictions would benefit the public and give single-donor museums a more robust life in perpetuity.
Which candidate demonstrates a more robust life (balancing work, play, family, etc).? Is financial debt (or lack of it) the only way you define your worth?
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In theory, the rise of living alone could lead to any number of outcomes, from the decline of community to a more socially active citizenry, from rampant isolation to a more robust public life.
Mr. Jackson said many of the current efforts began in preparation for the Super Bowl Detroit hosted in 2006, with improvements along downtown streets that led to a more robust night life and an opportunity to persuade suburbanites to live closer to where they work and go out.
The move to Concord had given him more opportunities for cases, and allowed Jane a more robust community life.
After 16 years, local people are enjoying more robust marine life and an increase in abundance of large top predator fish.
"Preventing opioid-related overdose deaths will be important to achieving more robust increases in life expectancy once again," Dowell said.
More robust quality of life data would help to reinforce this claim.
Some use flash memory for storage instead of a hard disk, which makes them more robust and extends battery life.
Plasma clearance was a more robust parameter than half-life for comparing rFVIIa pharmacokinetics between groups.
"The cancer put him in a hurry, and made his zest for life even more robust," Weaver said.
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