Sentence examples for more robust lives from inspiring English sources
Most of us want to live longer, healthier and more robust lives.
Pachylemur was similar to but significantly larger and more robust than living ruffed lemurs (genus Varecia).
Incubation at lower temperatures made more robust and long lived cultures.
"It would drive 360 sales and would make Xbox Live more robust for existing users," he notes.
Their lives are more robust and richer.
And the fact that China saves so much means, as Martin Wolf recently pointed out, that it's putting huge amounts of money into low-yielding investments (like, most obviously, U.S. government bonds) instead of spending it on things that could dramatically improve people's everyday lives, like a more robust social safety net.
Leo reads Colette, Frances greatest living writer … more robust than Mrs. Woolf. Writers come and go, Leo takes notes, cocktails are mixed, a lover arrives, Lerman hosts a party for Paris couturier Pierre Balmain (whose sometime-boyfriend is a Franciscan monk).
Researchers have noted that subfossil bones of living species are more robust and generally larger than their present-day counterparts.
Even the subfossil remains of living species are larger and more robust than the skeletal remains of modern specimens.
This development may have led to the evolution of a more robust ribcage, a key evolutionary trait of land living creatures.
While live TV services like Sling have a more robust selection of channels, CBS All Access is an affordable way to just tack on access to live local news, nightly news, and now, 24/7 news, too.
