SEAN P. BRADY, a senior director at Cushman & Wakefield's East Rutherford office, said that demand for this kind of space had leveled off from the robust levels of 1999 as companies limited expansion plans because of the drop in the Nasdaq and a lack of available capital.
But would this still hold true in a society where robust levels of social capital existed?
Though sales recovered somewhat in November, they were still off 13percentt from the robust levels of November 2001.
It's unlikely that Bloomberg will have the same robust levels of growth it did during Wall Street's boom years, Mr. Doctoroff acknowledges.
In the nationwide study of engineers cosponsored by the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), we found robust levels of both gender and racial bias.
Even Osborne, a committed free marketer and the latest chancellor to stress that Britain is open for business, in his last budget, expressed doubts about the bid and sought more robust levels of commitment from Pfizer.
That may turn around this fall, stimulating a modest rebound in economic growth -- but probably not enough to push the growth rate back to the exceptionally robust levels of recent years.
But the failure of both civilian and military rule to provide decent education, health care or robust levels of economic growth has fed frustration among the young.
With unemployment at multi-decade lows and wages accelerating, the robust levels of household spending should continue to act as a buffer against weakening sectors such as manufacturing, preventing the economy from stalling or worse, contracting.
On Friday I wrote about young adult enrollment under the Affordable Care Act, looking at Humana's lower-than-expected sign-up rate and the District's really robust levels of enrollment in that demographic.
A former Harvard law professor, Ms. Warren has not shied away from getting into the weeds of the policies she proposes and has offered robust levels of detail about her ideas compared with many of her competitors.
