Sentence examples for Regard highly from inspiring English sources

The simulation of prepregs must regard highly anisotropic, viscoelastic and thermal-chemical properties.

McChrystal is highly regarded by people I regard highly (I only met him once, very briefly, down in Helmand), so it's a loss.

Philip Roth, in his new novel, "American Pastoral," suggests that "if you regard highly your privacy and the well-being of your loved ones, the last person to take into your confidence is a working novelist".

One artist that De Keyser does return to and regard highly is Gustav Courbet; and one might perhaps find traces of the 19th-century French Realist in certain notes of colour or touches of a brush in De Keyser's works.

He warned that the current political impasse over Parliament could have long-term consequences for Afghanistan's future as a democracy and conveyed his sense that with the exception of the Afghan Army, which many Afghans already regard highly, there were profound questions about whether Afghan institutions would survive.

A strong stock market, low unemployment and flat inflation have made the American people satisfied with a President they do not regard highly.

"He's a highly regarded, highly decorated member of the Police Department," said the lawyer, James Moschella.

"However, we have no relationship with Pakistan regarding highly enriched uranium".

The teenaged Brazilian may be inexperienced but his skill is regarded highly at the club.

Edward Snowden's revelations regarding highly sensitive US techniques for gathering foreign-intelligence continue roiling Washington.

For years, the little Amiga, a machine regarded highly but not widely, has been considered all but extinct.