Sentence examples for robust champion from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, he is unlikely to be a robust champion of the public interest against the businessmen who have ploughed money into his campaign.

Bratislava, Slovakia — The World New Music Days festival was first held in Salzburg in 1922 — around the time Arnold Schoenberg was perfecting his 12-note compositional system — and it remains a robust champion of new music.

But the trope is losing traction, partly because there are many robust champions of the right, which gives conservatives the means to project their message far beyond the choir.

Celtic were frustrated for long spells against the well-organised and at times robust Swedish champions before a second-half header from Kris Commons gave them the advantage for the trip to Boras next week.

The left champions identity, the right champions robust economic self-sufficiency.

Most Republican leaders champion robust American leadership and determined military action to 'defeat' ISIS, while the White House pursues its objective of getting Baghdad to 'step up', create a decent national army and make a way for real political representation and participation by disaffected Sunnis.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg has championed robust development, and New York City's economy has benefited.

The author of more than 70 titles, he championed robust storytelling free of the scars of class, gender and race bias that bedevilled conventional children's literature at the time.

So far, Forstall's demos seem to confirm what we've already heard: it's surprisingly robust, and is a champion when it comes to interpreting voice input.

President Barack Obama delivered a farewell address Tuesday defending his record as president and championing a robust liberal agenda in the face of Donald Trump's impending presidency.

After all, this is the Court that has historically championed a robust First Amendment, no matter how controversial or politically incorrect.