Sentence examples for robust recording from inspiring English sources

After a robust recording and performing career in the 1950s and 1960s, Bennett fell on hard times during the increasingly rock-oriented era of the 1970s.

The UK has a robust record on development.

Only the economy's robust record on job creation gives any cause for celebration.

Despite its robust record in fighting off political opponents its future is far from guaranteed.

But Smithers said there were also robust records dating from 1875-1947 as part of a project run by the Royal Meteorological Society.

The robust record on human rights seems to have done no harm either: exports to both countries have been rising.

The piece, to robust recorded music by Richard Peaslee, derived from a medieval theory of four basic personality types, known as temperaments or humors: the Sanguine, the Phlegmatic, the Choleric and the Melancholic.

But as the developing world weaves its social safety net, better record-keeping and technology hold out the promise of changing that.Even some very poor countries are starting to build robust records of who gets what.

Ms. Mueller added, "While our top priority has been, and remains, acting on loan applications quickly while safeguarding taxpayer interests, we take these procedural issues seriously and are working to put in place a robust records management process".

In knocking Mr Miliband, for example, top Tories hope to find a precedent in the 1992 election, when John Major, a respected, but not loved, Tory leader, with a similarly robust record for economic competence as Mr Cameron has, scored a last-ditch win over a similarly reviled Labour leader, Neil Kinnock.

(Ultimately I wouldn't fancy its chances; the EU's top court has a robust record of defending fundamental rights).  .