Sentence examples for is less respected from inspiring English sources

It is less respected now.

"The public takes a paradoxical view of America's place in the world," the poll reports, with 45percentt of Americans saying the U.S. plays a more important and powerful role as world leader than it did 10 years ago, and 67percentt saying the U.S. is less respected.

This balance is less respected in case of content C (soccer), for which the correlation between video and audiovisual qualities is higher than for the other contents.

But the IFE's new board is less respected and more partisan than its predecessor.

However, almost two-thirds (62%) of judges in England and Wales courts and UK tribunals said that members of the judiciary were less respected by society than they were 10 years ago.

Strange that while ethnic and cultural diversity (we called it divide and rule in my day, but never mind) is endlessly pandered to in modern Britain, the difference between those who want to live long and healthy lives and those who want short and fun ones has never been less respected.

The Jewish and Muslims in Israel protect their places of worship, the Christian sacred sites are less respected.

Players become more disposable, there's less respect in the game, cheap shots go up, salaries go down, merchandise sales go down, etc.

But right now, an awful lot of people feel there is less and less respect for the work they do.

None have won as many titles as Alan Hansen or scored as many goals as Alan Shearer, but in terms of insight, they shouldn't be any less respected.

Income maximisation is less important with respect to the self-identity for the respondents.