Sentence examples for should be a robust from inspiring English sources

There should be a robust process of discussion".

There should be a robust policy in the UK of visa bans and asset freezes against human rights abusers from Russia".

Critics of Dr Watson said there should be a robust response to his views across the spheres of politics and science.

The American Academy of Ophthalmology warns that several hundred people a year injure their eyes while trying to open bottles of sparkling wine, so Mr. Weaver said he thinks there should be a robust market for his invention.

"In order to avoid conflicting laws, there should be a robust, principled, and transparent framework to govern lawful requests for data across jurisdictions, such as improved mutual legal assistance treaty – or "MLAT" – processes," say the companies.

The integration of transcriptomic and metabolomic data should be a robust tool in rice studies in the foreseeable future.

Our estimation of the 0.09 % absolute and 8.4%% relative excess in all-cause daily sickness absence rates, and the 0.06 % absolute and 26.5 % relative excess in ARI-related daily sickness absence rates should be a more robust estimate being based on 6 years' data capturing 10 influenza epidemics (Fig.  3).

Of his aggrieved narrator, he explained: "He thinks that people should be a little more robust and expect to go to university and hear opinions that are not their own.

That should be a lesson for defenders of a robust military response to the war against jihadist terror: Don't leave it to the media to get the story out, or right.

As more treatment options are currently available in this setting, identification of robust biomarkers should be a priority.

Since the real world is differentiated, stratified and made up of an assortment of interacting, emergent events, objects, materials and behaviours, it follows that robust knowledge should be a product of multiple methods, triangulated across a range of perspectives [ 19].