Sentence examples for now robust from inspiring English sources

And now, robust and ruddy at 75, he recently released his first album in decades.

The Money Diaries ecosystem is now robust enough that Refinery29 sometimes publishes special features.

Short-time work programs kept unemployment low, and the recovery is now robust.

Furthermore, there is now robust evidence that early and highly active antiretroviral therapy can have a major impact on reducing H.I.V. transmission, demonstrating the "treatment as prevention" concept.

That foresight has paid off and there is now robust native forest, much like the ancient Caledonian Forest that once covered it, offering a haven for wildlife and a beautiful place to walk.

In particular, car companies think that the lightweight, fast-charging lithium-ion batteries used to power laptop computers and mobile phones are now robust enough to be fitted to road vehicles too.One of the first of the next-generation hybrids will be Chevrolet's Volt, which is propelled by an electric motor that can be recharged from the mains.

Export data reflect both the now-robust growth of emerging economies and the still-anaemic performance of the rich world.

This was also the dawn of a now-robust era of what are euphemistically termed "off-field incidents", when Wallabies players' regular experiments in public urination, ice-throwing, and assault of fans and taxi drivers came to dominate the media's coverage of the sport.

But the original legislation—and even updated versions—was vaguely written and would have severely hobbled the up-to-now-robust development of the Web.

First, India now boasts robust economic growth.

And there is now a robust circle of advocates pressing the river's case.