Sentence examples for be regarded more highly from inspiring English sources

Andros Townsend, who seems to be regarded more highly by Hodgson than by Mauricio Pochettino, should also get playing time.

And, while Tomas Berdych's consistency over the past year entitles him to be regarded more highly than a dancing partner for the stars, he fell short when confronted by the overpowering presence of Novak Djokovic only after making the most artistic contribution.

Blogging economists are regarded more highly than non-bloggers with the same publishing record.

Full Sail has generally been regarded more highly than many other institutions in the for-profit college industry as a whole, which has been the target of withering criticism in the last few years in the wake of federal investigations into fraudulent marketing practices, poor academic records and huge loans assumed by students ill-prepared for the expensive programs.

Many insiders - drivers, engineers and team bosses - will privately admit they wish Michelin would come back, for no company is regarded more highly when it comes to providing strong, consistent, grippy tyres for circuit racing.

I regard more highly candidates who are curious and ask good questions about a company than those who sit back and wait to be quizzed.

However, when the male abortionist is discussed, he tends to be regarded as a more ambiguous, highly charged figure, whose activities were potentially more morally and sexually suspect.

When H. annosum genotypes were compared with H. irregulare genotypes, 690 genes were regarded as highly conserved and had more than 99% of nucleotide identity.

Those guidelines which were cited more than 30 times were regarded as highly cited guidelines.

More seriously, both murders represented the sort of highly pitched moral confrontation that could be regarded as a Dutch specialty.

He was regarded as highly competent, a slick operator.