Sentence examples for robust successes from inspiring English sources

Marie Claire is considered one of the most robust successes in the American women's field in the last decade, along with In Style and O: The Oprah Magazine.

At least one sector of the music industry has continued to enjoy robust success: the concert business.

Just ahead of Mrs. Merkel's unexpectedly robust success, Mr. Obama issued his unheeded warning from across the Atlantic.

There are some Italian dishes on the menu and the linguine with white clam sauce we tried was a robust success, but red meat rules here.

Lighter fare seemed to find plentiful audiences; witness the robust success of "Proof," "The Dinner Party" and "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife".

Robust success will come only when standards rise, with better quality in everything from homes and cities to schooling and sporting achievements (pitifully low, apart from cricket).

The surprisingly robust success of last season's Tony-winning best musical, "Once," suggests that audiences are ready for tales with the tang of real life about them.

These actions would build on the president's robust clean energy successes.

"The administration's strong actions on wireless broadband will move us significantly toward sustainable economic success, robust investment, and global leadership in innovation," he said.

It's an idea that's been given a more empirical, pragmatic life by the American Robert Putnam, whose best work seems to suggest that the smaller instruments of social capital, like volunteer fire departments and amateur opera societies, are among the most robust predictors of success at honest, democratic government.

But as a demonstration of robust competition, this success was soon disrupted by new market models.