Sentence examples for robust going from inspiring English sources

"I'd far rather have BBC management that was proud, robust, going out there fighting the Murdochs, fighting the Tory party, fighting the enemies of the BBC and free to do so and not looking over their shoulder at the trust.

Private sector job growth won't be robust going forward since fewer people are working and as a result those unemployed will purchase fewer goods and services, putting profits under pressure.

A mutually robust edge is defined as one that is robust going in both directions between the two nodes it connects.

Clinical data becomes available to i2b2 as it becomes digitized, such that laboratory data is robust going back many years, whereas detailed prescription data has become more universally available as more providers have begun to use electronic, rather than paper, prescriptions.

As part of our agreement with Silver Lake and Michael Dell, we negotiated a robust "go shop" process, which included a 45-day period during which the Special Committee actively sought alternative acquisition proposals as well as a period thereafter in which interested parties can assemble and negotiate acquisition proposals.

This morphine treatment induced a robust Go-to-Gs coupling switch, similar to that previously observed following in vivo chronic morphine, that was also similarly blocked by co-treatment with ultra-low-dose (10 pM) NLX (Fig. 7).

Our best hope is that the turnaround in investor behavior, the most robust since 1926, will be mirrored by a more robust economy going forward, no matter the stalemate in Washington or perhaps even because of it.

Once you have a robust clump going, you can divide it (every year, if you like) to increase your planting.

"It would be unrealistic to assume that 7.2percentt growth will continue," said N. Gregory Mankiw, the chairman of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers, "but we certainly expect growth to continue at a robust pace going forward".

I think the honest answer is that there is a robust debate going on right now in Egypt and across the Arab world over how to apply the teachings of Islam in a democratic context, in the Arab Spring.

"As I saw it," he said in his office, "here's a group of people who had a robust conversation going on, with basically no holds barred, and yet managed to manage their diversity without falling apart, without falling into factionalism".