Sentence examples for better respects from inspiring English sources

This better respects users' personal libraries and the rights they had previously associated with their files before the matching took place.

And while the Gmail API means Google is inviting developers to build ever more applications that dig into your most private social network – that of your email inbox – it's also doing so in a way that actually better respects the sensitivity of that data.

"However," he went on, apparently unable to pass on the chance, "if the [Republicans] want to have a debate over which party better respects women and the LGBT community, that's a debate we'll have any day of the week".

While it may be that misconceptions is the more popular term (Crowther and Price, 2014), some have suggested that alternative conceptions better respects research demonstrating that meaningful learning may start from scientifically inaccurate conceptions (Maskiewicz and Lineback, 2013).

People better respect it.

Shareholder rights were better respected and the stock market boomed.

"He's aggressive, but he'd better respect Indianapolis.

But despite their smaller number, male teachers are better respected.

"It is a significant piece of architecture that needs to be better respected".

What the hell is your problem?... Either you better respect or you better get the hell out of here, fool.

While he wants a levelling-out in the public sphere, Castro believes architecture should better respect people's privacy.