Sentence examples for robust tradition from inspiring English sources

These newcomers have brought with them a robust tradition of making — and hawking — homemade rice wine.

Such things could never happen in the US, with its more robust tradition of respect for religious freedom.

Despite a robust tradition, our tourism suffers — as does our enchanting environment for lack of means to protect it.

But many lack a robust tradition of giving, in part because many have only recently begun methodically cultivating students to become donors.

Put aside the question that the First Amendment doesn't exist in Britain; there's sill a robust tradition, at this paper in particular, of freedom of speech.

And, while political patronage certainly has a place in American history, it has long been challenged by an equally robust tradition of meritocracy.

Now in its sixth season, this one-day festival reflects a world in which borders are often fluid and the most robust traditions are capable of change.

Thus far, the child abuse scandal has seemed to hit hardest in countries (Anglo-Saxon and otherwise) where there are robust traditions of accountability before the law.

The absorption of fiction writing into the university has a lot to do with the emergence of robust traditions (as opposed to scattered works) of so-called multicultural literature.

In recent years, local growers like the Nikolaishvilis have begun to throw open their doors to tourists, showing off Georgia's robust traditions of hospitality, which endured even during the Soviet era.

Philosophers and social scientists working on memory need to be better informed on these robust traditions of empirical research on shared memory phenomena.