Sentence examples for rather robustly from inspiring English sources
This time it all happens in Australia, and is directed, rather robustly, by writing team Beesley and Morris.
Monday brought surprises from BuzzFeed, the social Web site that is suddenly and rather robustly investing in reporting muscle.
As a result, HOPX-β transcripts were rather robustly over-expressed in the primary PC tissues as compared to the corresponding normal tissues.
It is, instead, robustly about the thing itself.
Are you happy (they rather more robustly continue) to see him fading away as if he had never been?
It is important that these psychological interventions have been shown rather more robustly to be effective for people with established schizophrenia.
Meanwhile, at least where this committee's attitude to AI is concerned, developers and commercial entities are being treated with favorable encouragement — via the notion of a voluntary (and really pretty basic) code of AI ethics — rather than being robustly reminded they need to follow the law.
Someone claiming to be a senior tax inspector wrote (anonymously) on my blog recently: "I have said previously that the HMRC Large Business Service's philosophy is one of "customer facilitation" in other words "help" them to get their tax right rather than challenging them robustly by carrying out in depth transaction analysis (as used to happen).
Rather, p38 MAPK was robustly activated and contributes to the induction of Bim protein expression and apoptosis.
More early intervention to robustly address concerns rather than waiting for Ofsted failure is a clear message and there is a pressing need for a strategy that enables improvement across all authorities.
That strikes me as a rather simplistic reaction to a robustly ambitious proposition that sounds both impressive and complex, but Boateng seems to get impatient with anything less than an enthusiastic response, because when I mention investor concerns about corruption, he scoffs, "Absolute nonsense.
