Sentence examples similar to more robust substitute from inspiring English sources

Before the snow began, railroad mechanics changed the "shoes" that connect cars to the third rail, substituting more robust ones that can scrape away snow.

By substituting more robust "shape descriptors" into these schemes we extend their applicability to structures formed from more complex building blocks.

You may want to substitute a more robust red (cabernet sauvignon etc) for the merlot.

For Espinosa and others wary of more sweeping changes, the central problem is that the government treats Pemex as a money tree, using oil revenue as a substitute for a more robust, progressive tax system that places higher burdens on the country's wealthiest individuals and corporations.

Substituting space for time likely provides more robust predictions for phenotypic plasticity; plasticity that is induced by spatial climate variation is also likely to be induced by climate variation through time.

Although at this time of year my mum uses tinned raspberries for her trifle, they're often rather mushy: I like Sarah Raven and Good Food magazine's idea of substituting frozen fruit, which is increasingly available, and more robust.

Since our days camping here – journalists outside, Delfin inside – he has planted palms across the lawn where the boy played for the cameras, and has substituted the chicken wire to which prayers and flowers were attached with more robust fencing.

Other criticism was more robust.

"We also need more robust sentencing.

We have to be more robust.

And, crucially, it's more robust.