Sentence examples for robust history from inspiring English sources

TASMANIA'S robust history of green attempts to save the wilderness has taken a new turn.

Ducking out of the way isn't one of the more widely celebrated skills in English football's robust history.

"There's a robust history of private plaintiffs successfully suing cartels involved in price fixing," said Herbert Hovenkamp, a professor at the University of Iowa law school.

In science fiction stories, in altruistic urban plans, in the unbuildable designs of architectural provocateurs, the city has a long and robust history of taking on new forms within the human imagination.

But coming to terms with or even embracing cinema's robust history of sissy villains and problematic queer archetypes engages in a radical act of what queerness is: taking something imperfect and transforming it.

One review acknowledges, "The notion that the mother's mood disturbance or stress levels during pregnancy may influence the developing child has a robust history across cultures and is widely embedded in folk psychology".

This robust cultural history weaves together the stories of the artists, styles and ideas that developed in Chicago before and after World War II.

Thomas Dyja's robust cultural history, "The Third Coast," weaves together the stories of the American artists, styles and ideas that developed in Chicago before and after World War II — the blues, Mies van der Rohe's Modernist architecture, Gwendolyn Brooks, Richard Wright, and "Kukla, Fran and Ollie".

A blog-type ELN creates a robust, cached history of your research, says Boettiger.

Petal isn't alone in trying to identify good potential candidates for credit cards and getting one into their hands without a robust credit history.

But he also said that the future was a combination of check-ins and always-on location (along with robust location history, which Latitude has).