Sentence examples for a sharp regard from inspiring English sources

"We need to treat the site with a sharp regard for its historic appropriateness, because this has the potential of being very detrimental to the historic context of greater NoHo," said Simeon Bankoff, executive director of the Historic Districts Council.

Airport authorities and the policy need to have a sharp regard for environmental factors alongside the safety and consumer objectives.

Sharp regarded Magna Carta as a fundamental part of the constitution, and maintained that it would be treason to repeal any part of it.

No word yet from Sharp regarding international sales, but both 3D TVs will hit stores in Japan on November 15 (prices: $5,050 for the 46-incher, $6,000 for the 50-inch model).

I.B.M. may have learned a sharp lesson in this regard from its work with the Cross pen company on the Crosspad 1, the TransNote's obvious predecessor.

The two men engage in a sharp page of stichomythia regarding Hemingway's pleasure in writing, which Hemingway expands into a frank, visionary statement of ambition: "The kind of writing that can be done.

Parallel to this technological change there has been a sharp escalation in costs regarding the new generations of jet fighter aircraft.

Producing a sharp ringing sound, it was regarded as particularly sacred and was carried to the temple by women of high rank.

In some deals, Mr. Ford said in an interview, he has agreed to pay as much as $1,100 a customer -- a price that he regards as a sharp premium, but one that market conditions forced on him.

Ms. Ganzert and others suggest that the association's resources and authority are too limited in an era that has brought the proliferation of smaller productions — like indie films, cable TV and even Internet productions — as well as a sharp rise in public expectations regarding animal safety.

For a very small notch angle (1° or less), the notch may be regarded as a "sharp radial crack".