Sentence examples for robust shape from inspiring English sources
Yet the New Yorker appears to be in robust shape.
But other organizations are in surprisingly robust shape.
Israel, a much smaller economy that is also in relatively robust shape, also recently increased rates.
Compared with some Christian denominations, such as Anglicanism, the Catholic faith remains in robust shape.
Traditionally, the brand's tailoring has reflected Savile Row standards, producing a firm, robust shape.
Like Wolfson, Kingfisher's chief executive Ian Cheshire was cautious about near-term prospects, saying: "The immediate economic outlook remains uncertain, but we face the future in robust shape".
How robust shapes could derive from such regulation is however a subject of debate.
Whatever the frame will be, will it be modulated by a quest for sustainable or socially robust shaping of the technology?
spinifer (Figure 3E,F) before the horns erode and nodes are modified into their blunt but robust pyramidal shape in the ontogenetically most advanced skulls of P. wyomingensis (Figure 3A,B).
Throughout all this, remarkably, Los Katíos has remained in fairly robust ecological shape.
A robust bucket shape from Arizona (circa 1900) is of dyed willow and is horizontally banded in red and black, with long leather fringes dangling from the rim.
