in rude health

Such are the vital signs of a film culture in rude health.

There's no doubt that crime writing is in rude health.

Its record provides hard evidence to support his picture of a service in rude health rather than decline.

He came from a long-lived line and was himself in rude health.

Wizards tended to be either in rude health, or dead.

I think the grammar skills of your editors is in rude health.

This is not, to put it mildly, a sector in rude health.

As a rule, though, sculpture is in ruder health than painting.

They may return home more battered and bruised than expected, but their confidence should be in rude health.

Cornwall shows that one type of property investment is in rude health.

In addition, the entire US copyright industry is in rude health.

UK conservation is in crisis, or it has never been in ruder health.

The Association continues today in rude health.

But now, just one year later, Amboseli is, to the casual observer at least, in rude health.

'In rude health,' he assured her with a smile.

With the economy in rude health in 2006, Davies took the contrarian decision to shut stores.

Canada's fiscal recovery relied partly on commodity exports and happened when the global economy was in rude health.

Is British television in rude health or is it failing viewers in key areas.

Clearly it was past fighting for tonight, and too many demons in rude health had already passed between Conan and the camp.

She looked in rude health.

Abarth is back and in rude health.

Is British TV is in rude health or in need of a prune?

No ITV is obviously in rude health.

Leinster spluttered with brilliance and inconsistency in that time but are now in rude health.

But however shiny the future may be, email is in rude health in the present, according to Mr Coplin.