Sentence examples for is now being respected from inspiring English sources

However, a haul of 18 goals last season earned him a place in the League Two team of the year - as well as a nomination for the division's player of the year - so does he feel he is now being respected for his football ability?

So is the respect that Faldo is now being accorded.

"From where the club was to where it is now is a great improvement, and total respect to the playing group for their responsibility and effort so far.

All of these findings are now being revisited with respect to the efficacy of HER family TKI therapy, with HER3 signalling buffered against incomplete inhibition of HER2 kinase activity being suggested to be the mechanism that allows HER2 over-expressing breast cancer cells to escape from HER TKIs.

"People see how vets are now being given a huge amount of respect and discounts," he writes.

The OQLF claimed they were just ensuring their Francization laws were now simply being respected, even though it had not uttered a peep when those companies first started operating in the province.

I've been saying that for the last three years, and it was pretty unfashionable to do so, but what you're now seeing are respected figures inside and outside the UK calling into question the strategy".

We must also deal with the absurdity of the Lords, a house based solely on appointment, which can only be resolved by a fully elected chamber in line with the recent vote in the Commons, whose decisions we are now told must be respected.

The Mets' opponent this afternoon used to be a joke but is now respected and maybe even resented a bit for the way it keeps buying new talent.

He points to American Jews as a community that was once reviled but is now respected.

Now, the United States is respected.