Sentence examples similar to how respectively from inspiring English sources

This distinction, it might be thought, maps roughly onto the distinction between knowledge-that and knowledge-how, respectively.

In his review of "Nine," in the magazine this week, Anthony Lane asks two crucial questions: "[W]ho wants to make, or watch, a major Hollywood movie about mental block?" How about, respectively, RKO and lots of our ancestors?

Serving the Reich (Bodley Head) by Philip Ball, and Churchill's Bomb (Faber) by Graham Farmelo, look at how Germany and Britain respectively lost the race to be the first nation to build atomic weapons.

I'll cite the authority of Jimmie Lunceford: "T'ain't What You Do (It's The Way That Cha Do It)." In his review of "Nine," in the magazine this week, Anthony Lane asks two crucial questions: "[W]ho wants to make, or watch, a major Hollywood movie about mental block?" How about, respectively, RKO and lots of our ancestors?

The chart's Glastonbury theme continued as Florence and the Machine and James Bay were two and three respectively with How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful and Chaos and the Calm.

Quality Indicators were assessed differently in each round (respectively, how well does it measure the Quality Standard and how feasible is it to implement).

If we mark the original secret with only "hot" and "cold" representing the secret content and the other content, respectively, how much the "hot" information is shown as "hot" and how much the "cold" information is kept as "cold" in the secret object detection-weight map illustrate the secret detection ability.

These mean, respectively, how people understand themselves to be able to be in a correct relationship with supernatural powers, and how to explain evil – or why bad things seem to happen to those who seem to be good people".

Some of you, for thirty-five or forty years, because that's how long Tim and Gary, respectively, were at the university.

I argued that the standard defence that religion and science deal with different questions – how and why respectively – often doesn't work because in practice many of those religious "whys" involve claims about the "hows" too.

In the next few months we will see more clearly than before how India and Israel – billed respectively as the world's largest, and the Middle East's only, democracy – respond to unarmed mass movements.