Sentence examples for relatively robust and from inspiring English sources

An ideal approach would be to study the influence of robustness on evolvability, using an empirical system where relatively robust and brittle genotypes have been identified, and which is tractable for studying adaptation under strong selection in a novel habitat.

I was fortunate to be living in a relatively robust and modern concrete building.

"On paper, the safeguards look relatively robust, and the reality is it is unlikely that anyone will be left penniless.

The services sector poll, which spans industries from transport to tourism, showed activity was still relatively robust and employment rose for the 24th month in a row.

Studio operators say demand for space is rising because movie production remains relatively robust and because the turbulence in the media business has an upside.

Rather than worrying that the American economy will slow sharply, investors seem to be betting that the Fed can direct the economy to a soft landing, with growth remaining relatively robust and inflation continuing to be restrained.

While other sectors of the market are drawing cheers with relatively robust profits and sales and lively forecasts for economic recovery, real estate investment trusts are announcing write-downs and missing earnings predictions.

In slight contrast, correlations between genetic differentiation and phenotypic (or ecological) divergence have been identified across taxa and appear to be relatively robust (Shafer and Wolf 2013; Sexton et al. 2014).

They include a relatively robust economy and opportunities for public higher education; disqualification because applicants are high school dropouts or have criminal records; an antiwar legacy dating back to the Vietnam era; and opposition to the latest war in Iraq.

As long as that crisis was raging, Germany's relatively robust economy and aura of financial discipline made its bunds seem such a safe bet that the yield fell well below the rate of inflation as their prices rose.

Now, the door to Canada is opening wider thanks to a stronger Canadian dollar, a relatively robust economy and a loosening of the commercial real estate market, in part because of the downsizing of some longtime retailers like Sears Canada.