Sentence examples for most robust anyone from inspiring English sources

Picard thought that Kaliouby's system was the most robust anyone had created.

When it's available, enabling 2FA is one of the easiest, most robust basic security precautions anyone can take to protect any kind of account.

"Their needs are probably the most robust and exhaustive of anyone, way more than whatever Wal-Mart is thinking," says Ann Grackin Ann Grackin, chief executive at ChainLink Research, a Cambridge, Mass.-based logistics consultant that advises both the U.S. military and its contractors.

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On the "occupy" left and establishment right, hardly anyone thinks that the ideal university education should be offensive; that the young ought to have their beliefs challenged in the most robust manner imaginable.

After all, the countries with the most robust economies are paying most of the bills.

Not because of what he did or didn't say so inelegantly, but because anyone who goes to a dinner party at the home of Conrad Black and Barbara Amiel - probably prime minister Sharon's two most robust supporters - and expresses the sentiments he did, either must have been drunk or else was so badly briefed as to be a useless diplomat, but either way is a liability.

It is significant that one of Sweden's most robust genres is crime writing.

Not the most robust commendation — and Orr is the poetry critic of the Times Book Review.

Unprecedented efforts were undertaken to ensure the most robust case possible.

"We suffered a setback, and now, the designer clothing is the most robust of all".