Sentence examples for both more highly regarded from inspiring English sources

Ryan himself, however, is both more highly regarded, and capable of sowing further popularity for himself.

Other studies that have investigated older drivers' impressions of backup assistance systems have found that: there is some confusion about how the systems operate; people thought the system would help them avoid crashes; and systems that included both a rear camera and an obstacle warning were more highly regarded (Hurwitz et al. 2010; Mazzae et al. 2008; McLaughlin et al. 2003; AAAFTS 2008).

Byrd was asked about Sabathia and Carmona being more highly regarded.

Instead, he is exploring options with more highly regarded leagues in France, Germany, England, Spain and Italy.

"Toy engineering should be more highly regarded than it is," Mr. Askeland said.

If anything, Liverpool's crop of youngsters were more highly regarded.

It's much more highly regarded abroad than it is in the UK.

Kennedy is wiser now and even more highly regarded by scientists and the biopharmaceutical industry.

The component parts of the university, especially Columbia College, have never been more highly regarded.

The Rangers' Henrik Lundqvist was the far more highly regarded goaltender coming into the series.

It was not, it turned out, that Nasdaq stocks were more highly regarded.