"It is an improvement in quality, meaning the haphazard approach to security management of the past -- an approach that left many holes -- is steadily being replaced by robust processes of detection and response".
The chief strategist at Goldman Sachs, Wall Street's most revered investment bank, Ms Cohen has steadily argued that a robust American economy would mean rising corporate earnings, fully justifying high share prices.
Although vascular applications have been robust and steadily improving for many years, the utility of MRI for clinical cardiac imaging has been limited.
Indeed, the long history of Roman Catholicism, where Puritanism has steadily lost out to robust earthiness, and doctrinal rigidity has regularly bent before the pressures of lived experience, is itself reason to think that Notre Dame University has found the truest Catholic response to the world's present moment: its brave decision to honor President Barack Obama.
Back then, the losses of the Syrian regime were being steadily turned around through a robust Russian intervention, which had battered opposition groups in the north of the country and sent the Syrian Kurds into areas they had never before controlled.
Job growth in the US has been robust and the economy is steadily expanding.
New mathematical fundamentals for filtering have appeared steadily during the last 40 years as robust estimation theory in 70 and 80th [10, 13], wavelets, PCA and ICA in 90th of the previous century [11, 14] have been developed.
Ilan and Michal Bracha agonized as Guy, their previously robust 9-month-old son, grew steadily weaker at the end of October.
He can also claim credit for a steadily reviving American economy, even as many formerly robust developing countries are experiencing weakness for the first time in years because of falling commodity prices and sagging currencies.
