Sentence examples for more robust than expected from inspiring English sources

Britain has the highest inflation rate of any of the big seven economies (2.9%) and economic growth has been more robust than expected.

China's rapid growth, he said, gives the United States economic recovery a very good chance of being more robust than expected over the next few years.

Building permits, however, surged to the highest level in a year, indicating future construction would probably be more robust than expected.

Mario Draghi has been left with little choice than to begin a more robust than expected quantitative easing programme in a bid to awake the economies of the eurozone from their slumber".

"Mario Draghi has been left with little choice than to begin a more robust than expected quantitative easing programme in a bid to awake the economies of the eurozone from their slumber," said Dennis de Jong, boss of trading site UFX.com.

Russia's response was more robust than expected.

America's economy is proving far more robust than many expected, with likely growth this year of about 3.6%.

A LEADING forecaster of advertising spending has raised his estimates for 2000, citing economic conditions that are more robust than he expected as well as strong spending so far this year by marketers in major categories from automobiles to computers to drugs.

Although the supply of OLED screens for the iPhone 8 appears to be more robust than first expected, it's unlikely to satisfy the demand if OLED was to move across the whole iPhone range in one fell swoop.

Given the scale of business activity and wealth creation on the Chinese Internet, the cage looks quite gilded and may prove far more robust than many expect.

By Chinese standards, Weibo is a rich, raucous domain — far more robust than I ever expected, and more disorderly than Chinese authorities would like — but it is also sharply circumscribed.