Sentence examples for robust arguments from inspiring English sources

Robust arguments are a part of it.

But if you do, you had better come armed with robust arguments.

"They had very robust arguments on things like Europe and there were issues on which Tony never compromised with him.

But it was for his Christian beliefs, not for his dialogue, that he was killed in pagan Rome; and he wasn't an emollient dialogue partner he had robust arguments with his Jewish interlocutor about which of them was interpreting the Hebrew Scriptures correctly.So what was the Jesuit spokesman in the Netherlands trying to say about his slain compatriot?

Despite robust arguments in favour of including productivity loss in evaluation studies [3 6], current methods to value productivity loss are limited.

Now, I firmly believe that economists can and should have good, robust arguments about such proposals... whether it should be increased or not.

In the evening it gets very busy – and be prepared for robust argument over prices.

Neil said the judges "loved" the book, and there had been "robust argument" over whether to choose a novel – which might prove more popular with readers – over a volume of poetry.

The End of Faith: Religion, Terror and the Future of Reason by Sam Harris Free Press £12.99, pp336 During the recent debate occasioned by religious protests against artists' freedom of expression - Sikhs at the Birmingham Rep and evangelical Christians at the BBC - it was disappointing not to hear a more robust argument put forward for the abolition of blasphemy laws altogether.

Despite this softening, I still cannot see how anyone could make a robust argument that Mills & Boon novels are feminist, unless we follow the line trotted out by some "fun feminists" that anything can be labelled as such – up to and including Margaret Thatcher.

This output though very relevant to the possible performance and stability of aging cells, requires additional parametric studies to develop a more robust argument.