Sentence examples for much more robustly from inspiring English sources

"It uses the right brain and engages people in process much more robustly".

Philip Hollobone, the Conservative MP for Kettering, who claimed the Spanish already "interpret the free movement directive much more robustly".

There are many reasons for the EU to much more robustly police Google, but the failure of newspaper websites to garner enough traffic is not one of them.

The proposed boosting cascade-based approaches can be trained to fit complex distributions and can simultaneously process multi-class events much more robustly.

PGCs were noted in clusters in all animals studied, but clustering was seen much more robustly in animals treated with isoflurane and LPS.

The major strength of the current study is that the low-dose technique was directly compared with contemporaneous conventional dose CT images, and thus sensitivity and specificity values are much more robustly evaluated.

The chiefs did not miss the opportunity to make their point, though critics of the ISC will wonder how they were allowed to say so much without being challenged more robustly – and why certain issues were avoided completely.

A possible hypothesis is that the switch to the derived Chlamydomonas-type telomere sequence occurred in the stem lineage of this subclade, but a much denser sampling and a more robustly reconstructed phylogeny of the Reinhardtinia clade are required to test this possibility.

I agree that sweet, robustly-flavoured lamb seems much more at home with the cinnamon and nutmeg in the recipe than pork or beef.

We need, not a moribund parliament, but one that is empowered to respond much more proactively to the electorate's demands as well as holding the executive more robustly to account.

"We can now grow more robustly".