Sentence examples for vibrant robust from inspiring English sources

A vibrant, robust free market system will regulate the private sector". .

We've quite rightly erased most vestiges of what the word used to mean, but have not found a vibrant, robust definition of what should come to mean instead.

This understanding of the First Amendment is regrettable because there are clearly circumstances in which the government should be constitutionally required to recognize and respect the distinctive harm its investigations might have on our ability to preserve a vibrant, robust public discourse.

As the president of the National Park Foundation, I am acutely aware that as we celebrate this incredible milestone, we must also remember that the grand legacy of America's national parks and their future are dependent on vibrant and robust public-private partnerships.

"Unless you get a robust, vibrant, reliable, stable market in place before 2010, competition won't work".

A wide diversity of adaptation options can help reduce these risks while building vibrant communities and robust economies".

It's a robust, vibrant market which I think the BBC contributes to, not distracts from".

"We hope someday soon we will see commercial human spaceflight to low-Earth orbit as a robust, vibrant, profit-making, commercial enterprise with many providers and a wide range of public and private users".

Its basic Estate version ($23.99) was robust and vibrant.

The soloists sounded robust and vibrant from their elevated stations, Ms. Milne and Mr. Sigmundsson particularly.

But the robust modeling, vibrant colour, and thick impasto of his Rest on the Flight into Egypt (c. 1545) lend such works a vigour his Mannerist models lack.