Sentence examples for minimal regard from inspiring English sources
Seif usually talks a good game, but he does so with minimal regard for the truth.
Republicans in the Senate were particularly reluctant to approve Obama's choices for the National Labor Relations Board, a body for which the G.O.P. has minimal regard.
For decades, Bord na Mona acted like an arrogant landowner, with minimal regard for the environment, said Peter Foss, chairman of the Irish Peatland Conservation Council.
They raid casinos and cathouses, intercept drug shipments and burn piles of cash, with maximal noise and minimal regard for the niceties of due process.
In particular, they were loads of fun when driven with urgency — ideally with the engine screaming at maximum revs and with minimal regard to the tires' limits of adhesion.
Even the CD sleeve – a creepily synchronised group tai chi exercise in a communist state – appears to have been designed to maximum disruptive effect and with minimal regard for mass appeal.
The differences were minimal regarding blood glucose control grouping, indicating that slightly more patients qualifying for the good blood glucose control group were in the observed population (57.1%) than in the total population (55.0%), which was expected after imputing the data using the worst-case method.
* that's a dismissive characterization we devotees of the Chicago political organization use in referring to good government types who, to use the jargon of Congressional courtesy, we hold in minimal high regard.
We found that amongst all metrics studied for prediction of sepsis, the wavelet analysis showed the highest reliability and stability whereby ΔTP was within a reasonable timeframe of sepsis, and "false alarms" were minimal with regard to both infected and non-infected patients (Figure 1 and Table 6).
However, it is mostly restricted to two to three, rarely four, which is minimal in regard of variability observed in other traits, and in extant material.
Although the effect was likely to be minimal with regard to the primary outcome for all 4 RCTs (all-cause mortality), it might have resulted in underestimation or overestimation of additional, more subjective, outcome measures, such as incidence of ILI.
