Sentence examples for regard at all from inspiring English sources

Strachan has been handsomely rewarded for a part-time job on a full-time salary, showing little regard at all for Scottish football itself other than where a public relations or broadcasting opportunity arises.

"Neither the perception of Ankara engaging in overreach, nor the perception of western insensitivity to the grave losses that Turkey has already suffered, will aid in that regard at all," he wrote in a recent analysis.

"I don't think anything has changed in that regard at all," Mr. Junco said in an interview in the formal dining room of El Norte's headquarters on Washington Street in Monterrey's downtown business district.

To see Chinese artifacts of a completely different era, walk down the well-worn stone alley off 57-59 Hollywood Road to Vintage Hong Kong for a selection of colorful clocks in plastic and Bakelite from the 1960s, made in Shanghai to go with the space age, with no regard at all for United States patent and trademark law.

The statement pointed to the Cablevision chief executive, James L. Dolan, and his "family dynasty," saying if they have "any regard at all for the millions of customers who pay hard-earned dollars for their service, they will order their troops to stop slinging mud and start cutting a deal".

But the pervading culture of sympathy surrounding the attack did not extend similar compassion, much less any regard at all, for the thousands of victims of a deliberate federal border enforcement policy that resigns many people's stories of death and suffering to an abyss of national oblivion.

When the eigenvalues are scaled so that their sum equals the number of variables, a conventional rule is to regard at least all those dimensions with eigenvalues>1 as relevant.

We extracted data regarding outcomes at all-time points, study characteristics (setting, number randomised, duration), inclusion criteria and participant demographics, and characteristics of the interventions.

"One might even question if the sound that is generated by the machine can be regarded as music at all.

Because foundations tended to fund liberal causes, they were regarded benignly by most liberals, when they were regarded at all.

Before playing a work of his own, Mr. Hough said, "If Leighton is seriously underregarded, the next composer is not regarded at all".