Sentences with phrase «very robust approach»

«A number of insurers have said that their solicitors» portfolios are not performing as desired, and they will be taking a very robust approach to this year's negotiations.

Andrew Hochhauser QC is «a natural choice where a very robust approach is called for» Commercial litigation, Legal 500 2012

The first is that you're taking the difference between two large and uncertain numbers, which is not a very robust approach.

Not exact matches

I think that Mandzukic, with his robust approach, battling qualities and finishing, would give Arsenal a different and very good option to Giroud and Walcott up front.

«Interestingly, by taking this approach we found very similar results,» says Smyth, «demonstrating that our results are robust.»

«Absent correction,» they wrote in the brief, «the lower court's wooden approach threatens to undermine the very objective of antitrust law — to ensure robust competition.»

If you're reading robust statistics papers, this is very much in the approach of that field.

Market commentators are impressed by Ally Taft «s (Band 2 — Clinical Negligence: Mainly Claimant — Hereford, Worcester and surrounds) «very direct and robust» approach and her «good client care skills.»

The Hedge and Mutual Fund Group was noted as a «very robust practice: the lawyers are cohesive and congenial,» with sources praising the «practical approach, responsiveness and technical skill» of the team.

The HTC telephones most regularly approach with a factual tool with their non-public Sense UI however the scenario with the telephones and the firm is that they don't seem very robust with the tool give a boost to later and thus, the tool updates are no longer guaranteed.

Although CBT is a robust, proven, and very effective treatment approach for many mental disorders, including the big ones like depression and anxiety it is sometimes criticized for being overly structured and intellectually oriented (Young & Klosko, 1994; 1996; Woolfolk, 2000).