Sentence examples similar to highly regarded aid from inspiring English sources
It takes in the home of Representative Keith Rothfus, who was never a highly regarded candidate but was aided by gerrymandering in his surprising 2012 win over Democratic Representative Mark Critz and hasn't had to run a competitive race since.
One store owner said yesterday that she feared a takeover could mean the end of Ben & Jerry's highly regarded involvement in causes that aid disadvantaged groups -- something that drew her to the company in the first place.
Ms. Danieley, who worked her way up through the ranks from an administrative aid to her director's position, was highly regarded in the convention industry for ensuring that the Javits' many large shows ran safely and smoothly.
P-Tech Brooklyn is so highly regarded that New York State Governor Andrew Como has pledged $28 million in state aid over the next seven years to open sixteen new P-Tech programs and another ten programs are planned down the line.
"We think our score should be higher than it is," said Jane Golden, director of programs for Children's Aid, which has a wide range of other highly regarded services for children not examined by the city.
Mr. Holmes, managing director for British retailing, is highly regarded for introducing clothing lines and store formats that have aided the company's recovery, analysts said.
121 Finally, the highly regarded works of William White Howells describe ethnic differences in skulls that are used to aid in the identification of human remains.
Manhasset schools are highly regarded.
The college is highly regarded.
He was highly regarded by his seniors.
