Sentence examples for revived robust from inspiring English sources
Contrary to the government's plans to return a revived, robust Northern Rock to private ownership, the bank should not be handed back to the private sector that caused its ruination.
It also provides the new Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte a crucial bargaining chip as Manila seeks to re-open long-frozen diplomatic channels with Beijing, prevent military conflict, and revive previously robust investment relations between the two estranged neighbors.
There is little to show for government-sponsored programs aimed at developing a technology sector, for instance, or reviving once-robust Soviet manufacturing.
But JAL can be quickly revived with funds and a robust turnaround plan, said Shinjiro Takagi, the government task force chief.
The interest of robust optimization was revived in the 1990s (see, e.g., [2 10]).
My periodic trips to London are exercises in aesthetic masochism, chances to envy the robust political dramas, sensitively revived classics, daring directors and no less intrepid audiences.
After being dislodged from power by the initial U.S. military assault launched in 2001, the Taliban eventually revived and now has an increasingly robust presence in many parts of the country, leaving Afghanistan in a chronically precarious state.
The Long And The Short And The Tall was revived in 1971 at the Shaw Theatre, when a lot of the robust language originally removed by the Lord Chamberlain was patiently restored.
Mr Mukherjee foresees a rosy period of easing inflation, reviving foreign investment and robust public finances.
Revived, the spectator left.
