Sentence examples for more robust return from inspiring English sources

That should set the stage for a more robust return to growth once the recession ends.

Technology is also a fertile area to make the comparison between P/E analysis and more robust return on invested capital (ROIC) metrics.

An NLS mutant of kif2a (kif2a ΔNLS) is more robust at returning spindles to normal size.

In contrast to the miR data, the use of PSA level as a predictor of disease was more robust as it returned a P-value <1E-5.

It offered to rein in Pakistan's armed forces in return for more robust American support for the civilian government.

Wembley on a cold Wednesday night may not linger long in the memory and Neymar and co will no doubt return in more robust physical shape.

"However, it's also clear that wary consumers and businesses haven't fully bought in to an imminent return to more robust growth and will not go 'all in' on spending and investment".

More importantly, the bickering -- perhaps not surprising in an election year, yet highly unconstructive -- is distracting attention from more fundamental longer-term reform and investment decisions in areas such as infrastructure and education that must be taken to ensure that the country can return to more robust growth.

Faculty noted that they often returned to more robust discussion than before they had left.

However, this fear or reticence often continued to shape their engagement with children they perceived to be uninfected, even after they had returned to more robust health.

Hammond also announced that Britain and France would redouble their efforts for a "more robust approach" by the European Union to return migrants to their countries of origin.