Sentence examples for more highly respected from inspiring English sources

The lawyers in the S.G.'s office are not neutral, but they are more highly respected than other advocates.

Jorge Batlle Ibáñez tried to contain the damage but was obliged to accept the resignation of his minister of the economy, Alberto Bensión, and replace him with the more highly respected Alejandro Atchugarry.

So you can't really blame the reformed Blur for stepping rather gingerly around the issue of adding a new album to an oeuvre, which, if anything, feels more highly respected now than it did at the height of their success: once drowned out by the distracting sideshow of their "war" with Oasis, the subtlety and breadth of the music they made in the 90s is easier to appreciate.

This stands in contrast with the Western model, in which individual autonomy of the patient is more highly respected.

More recently the show's highly respected producer of entertainment segments, Doug Vaughn, also left, as well as another well-regarded producer, Jenny Thompson.

Hoping to reverse the bleak trend toward more and more unemployment, President Obama has nominated Alan Kreuger, a highly respected labor economist from Princeton University, to head his Council of Economic Advisors.

More details are added by the highly respected scholar Raymond Garthoff, who also had a great deal of experience within the government, in his careful 1987 account of the missile crisis.

More than likely they will be highly respected in the field, so make sure you have time to exchange ideas and find out the latest news.

This is nothing more than a desperate attempt to shake down a highly respected and successful athlete.

"Local paper experience is highly respected and you are likely to get more bylines than at a national.

After more than a year of intensive work and consultation, a highly respected independent commission determined that it does.