Sentence examples for the less robust from inspiring English sources

Beyoncé, accustomed to blockbuster sales herself, is surely aware of the less robust performance of "4".

The less robust among them whipped out immigration papers, some on the verge of disintegration, praying that on this day, their legal status might give them an edge.

And the less robust defender of the practicality of liberalism is not bound to accept Gray's rather sketchy description of these Asian immigrants.

She said the less robust increases and outright declines in some reading scores were understandable in part, because the nations schools are assimilating huge numbers of immigrants.

"But MI5 can't be the only voice in this debate," Mr. Rusbridger told the BBC, contrasting the more open discussion in the United States with the less robust one here.

The government is seeking four major changes to the schemes: a 3.2 percentage point increase in contributions by 2014-15; pegging the pension age for public sector employees to the state pension age; switching the uprating of benefits from the RPI rate of inflation to the less robust CPI measure; and switching people in final salary schemes to career average schemes.

The Japanese experience argues that if the Great Recession yields to even the less-robust-than-normal recovery that economists are now predicting for 2010, the New Frugality will likely give way to the New Spending as Usual.

The methods used may lead to under-reporting, making the data less robust for understanding the situations of particular subgroups.

However, the small sample sizes among the age group 55 59 years make the comparison less robust.

This makes the system less robust, and frequent exchange of the liner (daily) and GC pre column (weekly) is required.

For the genetic perturbations all curves are decreasing, meaning that modularity makes the system less robust.