Sentence examples for more robust option from inspiring English sources

Rules should require companies to set default options so that citizens have to opt for surveillance, rather than passively accept the loss of privacy, a far more robust option than the incomprehensible take-it-or-leave-it terms of service agreements.

While both apps are a lot alike, Evercontact's support for Flashback makes it a more robust option.

As Airbnb has tried to begin turning itself into a kind of experience machine with the launch of Experiences, it's trying to cater itself as an alternative and more robust option in the hospitality industry.

A more robust option suggested by Skyrms (1981) makes some headway against the problem by introducing an "outer", or "second-grade" realm of possibility, but at the cost of moving beyond the basic intuitions of combinatorialism (Armstrong 1989, 60; 165 16765–165 167

A more robust option is often more likely to achieve the required outcome.

A more robust option for long-term treatment may be either a single molecule that 'targets' more than one pathway or a tailored combination of single-target drugs.

Dempsey said that more robust options, including establishing no-fly or buffer zones inside Syria, or containing Syria's government-held chemical weapons, would cost at least a billion dollars a month and require ships, aircraft and up to several thousand troops.

More robust options include SurveyMonkey.com, Surveygizmo.com or Zoomerang.com.

You find, after not really using the default calendar app that there are more robust options out there.

That will make it one of the more robust options in terms of ordering prints from your mobile, as current competitors tend to limit themselves to bigger players like Facebook and Instagram.

Small molecule quantification has several more robust options for quantification compared to proteins, with the benefit that the molecule analyzed is typically intact, and not a digestion product.