Sentence examples for rather than robust from inspiring English sources

The improvement is still precarious rather than robust".

This tendency to pull punches, to play it safe, results in at least a few dishes that yield muted, rather than robust, flavors.

This is partly because Vestager, shaking up Brussels' patient environment, has chosen a narrow and targeted action, rather than robust and visionary change.

Although these tools were useful, they often lacked rigor and marketing decisions tended to rely on a mixture of intuition and experience, rather than robust data and analysis.

Having said this, it is important to note that the conversation in the West overtly concentrates, at times, on 'Islam' rather than robust and fair bureaucracies and institutions.

The Syzmanowski was held slightly in check and emerged as refined rather than robust, though the clarity of the soloists – soprano Sarah Fox, mezzo Pamela Helen Stephen and bass-baritone Kostas Smoriginas – was obviously one of the benefits of Gardner's care for every texture and line.

A lot of bosses do feel a bit tacked on at the moment, rather than very robust.

Even today, borders often exist only as a concept, rather than the robust entities that politicians present them as.

All point to a fragile rather than a robust Union – whose immediate political future must be in doubt.

The bank's recent mortgage profits largely reflect the government's efforts to stimulate the economy, rather than a robust recovery in the housing market.

Other than being a tenor prone to high-flying melodic lines rather than a robust bass-baritone, Zampa, a count turned ruthless pirate and insatiable libertine, is an operatic descendant of Don Giovanni.