Sentence examples for numerous respects from inspiring English sources

The government proposal "is defective in numerous respects, making the document vague and ambiguous" and therefore "void and unenforceable," the company's brief said.

Microsoft's brief explained that the changes were necessary because the government proposal "is vague and ambiguous in numerous respects," littered with "many flaws".

The Sunday Times acted in numerous respects "with a singular lack of responsibility both at the journalistic and the editorial level", said counsel.

"The evidence demonstrated that Mr Jackson was a vulnerable victim and that [Murray] was in a position of trust, and that [Murray] violated the trust relationship by breaching standards of professional conduct in numerous respects".

In March, the California court rejected Uber's request for summary judgment in its favour and described the company's claim to be merely a technology company as opposed to a taxi company as "fatally flawed in numerous respects".

This is at best debatable – the UN committee on economic, social and cultural rights has for example been critical of the UK's record in numerous respects (particularly in relation to widespread child poverty).

It differed, however, from the Arthurian cycle in numerous important respects.

As numbers of flowering records were not numerous with respect to so many grid squares, to improve data density, we coarsened the 1.5° grid to 3° grids only to characterize flowering periods, but climate data were kept at the original 1.5° resolution.

Currently, we are actively engaged in discussion with numerous companies with respect to licensing our music".

"Recent management upheaval creates numerous risks with respect to strategy and execution going forward".

Still, along with the critics in his party, there have been numerous expressions of respect.