Sentence examples for said robustly from inspiring English sources

The Italian maestro was referring to other brands initiating public offerings, which he said robustly he would not consider.

There's a lot that we can say robustly about animals.

The arriving partygoers are certainly taking a blitz-spirit attitude to the possibility, strolling through the groups of journalists and protesters and dismissing any suggestion that arts institutions like the Tate should not be taking money from fossil fuel companies like BP. "Utter nonsense," one partygoer says, robustly.

The union said it would "robustly defend any legal challenge" to the planned strike.

The company said it would "robustly defend its position" but the prospects of a successful outcome appear slight.

Hodge said HMRC must "robustly" crack down on tax avoidance promoters that are "costing the country billions, as the public are struggling with less money in their pockets".

In a statement Lloyds said it would "robustly defend" its position in the event of legal action: "We believe that the acquisition (of HBOS) will deliver significant benefits for our shareholders in the medium to long term.

Click HERE to view 'Falklands War: A look back in 50 photographs' gallery Speaking as Britain's new Joint Forces Command comes into effect, Mr Hammond said Britain would "robustly" defend the islands against any attack and insisted "we have the assets, the people, the equipment in place to do so".

That's why Gene Morrison was able to bamboozle the courts for as long as he did - not because he had a fake PhD (after all, even TV diet experts have those), but because he presented what he had to say with certainty and conviction and the scrutiny of the science behind what he said was never robustly questioned either by the defence or by the prosecution.

The authority said it would "robustly challenge" the action.

It said it had "robustly rebutted in detail" the report.