Sentence examples for use a more robust from inspiring English sources

The country's efforts have raised fears among foreign governments that China will use a more robust military for expansionist purposes or to press for regional dominance.

Additionally, we use a more robust calculation to determine and compare the quality of alternative solutions.

Chances are the upcoming iTV — or whatever it will be called — will use a similar interface, but one would think that the more expensive Apple HDTV would use a more robust system to justify the higher price.

Expectations were that differences in approach to quality would exist between the two groups and that the slow-to-improve plants would use a more robust set of quality improvement variables.

Connecticut still doesn't have a provision for sick minors, Minnesota is just kicking things off, and Massachusetts could use a more robust, stable supply.

Another possibility is to use a more robust loss function and estimate w that minimizes L1.

Further investigation of co-morbidity in a prospective study using a more robust method of measurement would be useful in the future, but was not possible in this study because of insufficient information within the routine dataset.

A fine piece of salmon could have used a more robust pesto, but its subtlety pleased most diners at our table.

The Transportation Security Administration said that while it did not routinely consult the F.B.I. wanted list, it used "a more robust list that incorporates the F.B.I. list, as well as many other lists".

In the case before the court, the federal appeals court in New York used a more robust standard of review, "heightened scrutiny," which requires a showing that the challenged law is "substantially related to an important government objective".

By last September, it determined some units were not being properly locked into place either at the assembly plant or by dealers, and in January, it began using "a more robust method" to secure the headlamps.