Sentence examples for rather more robust from inspiring English sources

The cyber-security industry may have a rather more robust future.

David and Favelle's are both much better, with definite honeycombing inside, but they still have a slightly fondanty texture missing in Smith and Parle's rather more robust efforts.

Three yearling colts fetched more than £1m each at Tattersalls' auction ring in Newmarket on Wednesday as the market for top-quality horseflesh once more proved rather more robust than the wider economy.

Maybe Keith Skeoch, head of Standard Life Investments, the fund management division that has traditionally been robust on pay excesses (or rather, more robust than many rivals), could tell us himself.

The junta has a rather more robust Plan B. In an autumn that has been unkind to autocrats -- Slobodan Milosevic failed to steal an election in Serbia and the youngest son of Indonesia's ousted president, Suharto, was convicted of corruption -- the generals here are taking no chances.

Instead of worrying about what other people may think, I suggest you adopt the rather more robust attitude to politicians of Sir Robin Day who (if I remember correctly) told the then defence minister John Knott, during the Falklands war, that he was a "here today, gone tomorrow" politician – live on BBC TV.

At first sight, Adams' view seems almost exactly Prior's with the addition of world stories and a rather more metaphysically robust conception of propositions.

"Like with all the players, they're seeing a slow and steady improvement rather than a more robust, broad uptick," an analyst at Lehman Brothers, Tim Luke, said.

Regulatory institutions tend to be successful when they address specific market failures in a way that does not stifle the markets but rather makes them more robust.

Put together, this review was limited to a narrative synthesis of evidence rather than a more robust quantitative meta-analysis.

While process evaluations in FoF are limited, there is some evidence to suggest that group based CBT for FoF is feasible for participants and facilitators [ 19] and fits with regular care [ 20], though such data are based on questionnaire [ 19] and audit data [ 20] rather than a more robust framework to guide practice.