Sentence examples for robust start from inspiring English sources

The bidding for Warner got off to a robust start with more than 10 potential buyers.

ALTHOUGH the new television season is only two weeks old, ABC is off to a robust start.

He had skipped Madrid to save his energy for Paris and a typically robust start in Rome seemed to confirm he had made the right decision.

And with that robust start, capped by AT&T's $39 billion bid for T-Mobile USA, many bankers are hopeful that the revival will pick up speed.

After a robust start in the Vice-Presidency, Wallace fell into a territorial battle with Jesse Jones, the Secretary of Commerce, who had dragged his feet in importing materials for wartime production.

The market got off to a robust start at the beginning of this year when brokers and real estate analysts reported that prospective buyers were crowding open houses and engaging in bidding wars.

We all know Boulder has a robust start-up community, but what are some other places?

Brad Feld, who is known for helping to turn Boulder, Colo., into a robust start-up hub, which he wrote about in his book, "Startup Communities," said entrepreneurs lead a community's creation and everyone else feeds it.

Their 8-6 victory at Yankee Stadium completed a two-game sweep and doubled as a clinic in slugging (four home runs), opportunistic base running and robust starting pitching.

To attract more art fans — and attention — the museum plans to make its exhibition program more robust, starting with a show of Cuban contemporary art from the collection of Shelley and Donald Rubin, who in June donated $500,000 to the museum to endow a new gallery that will bear their names.

A decomposed approach is suggested to provide a reliable and robust starting point for solving the MINLP problem.