Sentence examples for robust ways from inspiring English sources

Freeman said Twitter needs to take online abuse and threats more seriously and should introduce more robust ways to deal with them.

We're convinced that it's necessary to find robust ways of recognising social purpose ventures, which are more sophisticated than legal form alone.

We're disappointed that Mr. Sachs lauds one tired idea over another, when Malawians themselves are developing far more robust ways of feeding themselves.

Demos, the pollsters Ipsos Mori, computer scientists at the University of Sussex and a tech start-up, CASM, yesterday launched a new project to build new, more robust ways to listen to all this digital activity.

George W Bush has spoken approvingly of Howard's robust ways, while conservatives in other Western countries have tried to emulate his no-nonsense strategy of pushing the envelope on sensitive issues such as law and order and asylum.

On the hard left, the ghosts of the Comintern and heirs of WH Auden's necessary murderers reflexively and with few if any qualifications support Ahmadinejad, just as they did Saddam Hussein, Slobodan Milosevic's bloody trail across the Balkans, or Hugo Chávez's thuggish tactics against any centres of alternative power, or indeed Fidel Castro's robust ways with dissidents.

If nothing else prompted government to tackle obesity in a more robust way, this should.

They seem to understand the poetic possibility of cinema in a very robust way.

Any attempt to measure wellbeing in a robust way is fraught with problems.

Even further away is a robust way of embodying computers with common sense.

"We think it's an opportunity to build back in a more robust way," she said.