Sentence examples for robust and open from inspiring English sources

Robust and open debate in the media about the ethics and practice of animal experiments is crucial.

After building a robust and open communications system that gave people more and more choices for information and entertainment, we have permitted – no, we've encouraged – corporate interests to peel away those choices.

After 1971 it was really helpful to invest your capital in the most robust and open market in the world, and the world's investors have increasingly figured that market is the U.S. — not Japan with its shrinking population, or China with its rampant corruption, or Europe with its economic sclerosis.

In addition to the robust and open search functionality released by Del.icio.us earlier this week, there are at least two additional new features that are worth noting.

Both Pellegrini and Birmingham boss Garry Monk named strong line-ups which contributed to a robust and open encounter where Carroll was involved in several physical exchanges with the Birmingham defence.

While it may seem counterintuitive for RunKeeper to be partnering with sites like Runstar, which ostensibly offers a competitive service, Jacobs said that the ultimate goal of building a robust and open framework for the fitness community is more important than nominal competition.

He said Saturday that Washington's policy also focused on empowering regional allies to defend themselves by strengthening their armed forces and by building more robust economies and open political systems.

The tool is currently limited to one-questions polls and focuses mainly on mobile, but the team plans to offer more robust capabilities (and open the whole shabang publicly in self-serve mode) in the near future — along with potentially offering rev-share opportunities for survey takers themselves.

28 It may be possible, therefore, for the alternative route of national access to be provided through a robust infrastructure and open access policies that encourage guided support within such organisations.

We aspire to a more robust and stable open web.

(I particularly recommend his "Uninhibited, Robust and Wide Open: A Free Press for a New Century," published in 2010).