The phrase "every respect of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey the idea of considering all aspects or dimensions of something.
Example: "In every respect of the project, we have met our goals and exceeded expectations."
Alternatives: "every aspect of" or "all facets of".
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was already a giant – in every respect – of qawwali, a form of Sufi devotional singing, when at Peter Gabriel's suggestion he hooked up with musician, composer and producer Michael Brook.
The membership in their antipathy to New Labour turned to someone who had never accepted the latter, who was the polar opposite in almost every respect of Blair, and embodying an authenticity and decency which Blair patently did not.
"After 64 years of independence it is time to come out of the colonial yoke in every respect of social life," the playwright Bibhas Chakraborty told The Hindu newspaper.
Its form is very outstanding and different in every respect of all known dahlia flowers, at a distance one should believe to see the flowers of the Cereus speciossissimus but than with fine pipe-formy, rolled up flower leaves". Comparison to this Cereus, a genus of the cactus, resulted in the name "cactus" for this new dahlia, and the name remains with us today.
Congress should have complete sovereignty in all that relates to war, peace, trade, finance, and to the management of foreign affairs, the right of declaring war of raising armies, officering, paying them, directing their motions in every respect, of equipping fleets and doing the same with them, of building fortifications arsenals magazines &c.
In every respect, of course, but one.
John Bruton's government deserves every respect for the high level of commitment and ability and the energetic initiatives which it brought to the Council presidency.
New York Theater Ballet is in every respect one of the city's minor companies, but the seriousness that impels it is far from small.
But we'd better be ready in every respect because of the bar we've already set with the existing Prius," says William Reinert, national manager of Toyota's advanced technology group.
The ZNDH's fighter force was poorly equipped in every respect, consisting of 12 ex-VVKJ machines including four Ikarus IK-2s, seven ancient Avia BH-33 Es and one Hawker Fury II.
Mr. Sarkozy said he would be a president who recognized his responsibilities while Mr. Hollande launched into a description of a presidency that would be, in almost every respect, the opposite of that of Mr. Sarkozy.
