Sentence examples for not that robust from inspiring English sources

Not that robust though, because late on Monday, the Scottish government revised that figure, saying with a little more caution: The Scottish government has produced a provisional overall turnout figure based on local figures published by individual local authorities.

"Our system is not that robust.

The trouble is, if Citizens' loans start to go south more quickly than they have until now, its reserves are not that robust.

As mentioned above, it is not always the case that robust evaluation leads to 'successful choices'.

Firstly, using player ratings given by tabloid newspapers is not the robust measure that the authors claim.

He faced the medium pacers and some spinners and he also didn't do that robust day of fielding practice.

"I don't see that robust of a consumer sector out there, but it's a lot better than last year".

The authors acknowledge that the diagnosis of periprosthetic infection is not sufficiently robust that they can guarantee these aseptic failures were indeed aseptic [ 51].

This study was limited by biases that are introduced due to unblinded real world data documentation that is not as robust as that of clinical trials.

It is perhaps not surprising that a robust motif that indicates a favored Lys for pupylation was not found.

"The recovery is there," he said, "but it's not so robust that we can already touch the brakes.