Sentence examples for more robust safety from inspiring English sources

There is more that can be done to build a broader and more robust safety net.

In order to protect people, property and the environment a more robust safety program is needed and the safety performance of process industries must continue to improve.

Advances in autonomous driving — such as those that will require cars to connect to each other and to roadway infrastructure — will spur the need for more robust safety, security and risk mitigation.

Future work will focus on establishing best practices and more robust safety data than exist currently, as well as refining FMT beyond current "whole-stool" transplants to increase safety and tolerability.

In this work, the common ground and the unique characteristics of process safety engineering (PSE) and fire protection engineering (FPE) is reviewed to demonstrate the potential benefits of unifying the two fields or improving the coordination between them to create a more robust safety program, thereby enhancing the safety performance of process industries.

The expanded reservoir capacity, said Jerry Sanders, chief executive of the Regional Chamber of Commerce, provides "a more robust safety net" against the next period of drought.

Anger brews as well even in countries with more robust social safety nets.

Often, those countries provide their citizens more robust social safety nets and other support services.

They have a more robust social safety net than we do.

But these problems should be addressed through better education and training, a more robust social safety network and more progressive taxation to mitigate the impact of stagnating wages.

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.