Sentence examples for more robust sentencing from inspiring English sources

"We also need more robust sentencing.

Other criticism was more robust.

"Robust" was very much the word of the week; robust policing, robust sentencing, robust rosy-cheeked district nurses cycling through picture-postcard English villages.

We have to be more robust.

And, crucially, it's more robust.

Headlines in newspapers, as you know, are often quite robust – more robust than the articles themselves".

In recent months, however, Asian demand has been more robust.

Meanwhile, English gets more robust and widespread every day.

She looked like a different person: more robust, content.

A much more robust response was required from London, Washington and Paris.

Other case studies, starting in Sumerian times, are more robust.