Sentence examples for not so robust from inspiring English sources
"The recovery is there," he said, "but it's not so robust that we can already touch the brakes.
But if those offsetting factors are not so robust, he added, then the mutation may have "a very dramatic impact".
"Their budgets are not so robust that they can simply spend their way out of trouble; some are walking a monetary policy tightrope, balancing price pressures and these new dangers".
The Australian expat, he argues, "loots the world for cultural references," and "if he can write like Hughes, he may combine these into a macaronic, coruscating prose that would be as precious as a cento or an Anacreontic odelette if it were not so robust, vivid and clearly concerned with defining the subject, rather than just displaying his erudition".
This result suggests online planning improves the accuracy of L2 written output, but this beneficial effect is not so robust that it reaches statistical significance.
However, St Mirren were not so robust when Ciftci raced away from Djemba-Djemba and centred for Gauld to apply the scoring touch.
company and its products weren't so robust.
If we didn't actually crave surprises, the marketplace for novel entertainment would not be so robust as it demonstrably is.
But Mr. Romney's grass-roots fund-raising is not nearly so robust as Mr. Obama's.
But as those stories become alarmingly commonplace, the line at the theater may not be so robust.
