Sentence examples for most robust competition from inspiring English sources

In the future, the most robust competition for critics like Mossberg will come from bloggers and from Web-savvy consumers.

However, it has limitations particularly when an athlete may be using substances on an intermittent and/or low-dose basis, which may therefore go undetected under even the most robust In-of-Competition and Out-of-Competition Doping Control programme.

"If there were a bid for any major energy company in the UK it would be subject to the most robust scrutiny on competition grounds.

It is particularly surprising to observe a negative relationship between weapon length and sperm length while no association was found between weapon length and testes mass since testes mass is typically considered by far as the most robust indicator of investment in post-copulatory competition [ 38].

Yield may decline instead of increase when IGEs are present because the fastest growing and most robust individuals may also be those most effective in the competition for resources, achieving growth at the expense of the growth of their neighbors.

If so, in the absence of competition, we should find that of all F. coelebs populations in Macaronesia, those from the Azores possess the most robust beaks.

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Growth in the Internet economy depends on robust competition.

This year's British designers will have to beat some robust competition from abroad, however.

There isn't robust competition in the industry, and consumers are paying a steep price.

As a consumer, I want there to be robust competition across the board.