Sentence examples for very robustly from inspiring English sources

So we tried it in mice and they scratched very robustly.

Cameron says that if the commission does challenge his proposals, the government will fight back very robustly.

However, the company is very robustly financed and remains likely to finish the year still with less than $5m of net debt.

It would be wrong to not look very robustly at every situation in that team, to make sure we do it right.

"There is a cultural issue there which we do have to recognise and apologise for and deal with very robustly," he said.

What exactly are you trying to prove?" A spokesman for Newsnight said: "I think that [presenter] Emily Maitlis very robustly challenged David Starkey.

In the hour-long meeting, Mr Cameron pushed his points "very directly and robustly" on an independent inquiry into war crimes, and on religious and media freedoms.

In subject matter it's akin to the movie Little Big Man, certainly; but make no mistake, The Ballad of Trenchmouth Taggart creates and sustains its very own world, robustly catechising more than a century of American life as it bowls its narrative hoop along the epic inner lives of the so-called dirt-poor.

Bloomberg did position himself clearly to Obama's right in one way, and it was very telling: He robustly defended the rich in general, and Wall Street in particular, from the widespread public revulsion it has faced since the economic crisis.

Downing Street said the PM "pressed his points very directly and robustly" in an hour-long meeting with Mahinda Rajapaksa at a Commonwealth summit.

As they are low level, we find these marks very difficult to robustly quantify from run to run, and have omitted them from the current studies.