Sentence examples for regard against from inspiring English sources

The Lobos shot just 38 percent, and while they usually play solid defense, they failed in that regard against the Crimson; Harvard hit eight 3-pointers and shot 52 percent from the field.

A rising demand on energetic biomass, even though coupled to socioecological criteria, has to be regarded against this background.

The benefit of remediation has to be regarded against the risk of ecological consequences with special consideration of the observed increasing sensitivity of juvenile H. azteca.

In January 2008, In Demand listed a preview regarding Against All Odds, which advertised the event would hold the second-ever Barbed Wire Massacre.

Mr. Abbas renounced violence "against the Israelis wherever they may be," but Palestinians overwhelmingly regard violence against Israeli soldiers and settlers as legitimate resistance to occupation.

Many countries do not regard violence against foreign military occupation as terrorism.

Theodore Hong, London Here in New York we -- or at least I -- regard crossing against the light as setting a good example.

Many business commentators believed that Yahoo was an exception in this regard, swimming against the tide of management wisdom in this rich information age.

Regarding vaccination against rotavirus, a total absence of vaccine doses against rotavirus was, conversely, significantly associated with parental separation, with an OR of 1.5 (95% CI 1.3 to 1.7).

"I don't think they regarded discrimination against women as discrimination at all," Ginsburg said of the Warren-era Justices.

"Now it is apparent that you were providing advice to the attorney general of Iowa," regarding lawsuits against mortgage servicers.