Sentence examples for regard from the from inspiring English sources

"We have not received anything in this regard from the United States".

In response, Mr. Rogers says he prides himself on winning a favorable regard from the rank and file.

It was not that different, in this regard, from the shapeless speeches and freewheeling press conferences he has been giving all along.

Since our embedding volume is a ball that we regard from the outside, if our node layout were too dense, the leaf nodes near the ball's surface would block our view of the rest of the structure.

Trump himself was a late scratch (family emergency), but the afterglow of mutual regard from the press conference ("one of the greatest personalities in the world"; "one of the great leaders of the world") barely wavered.

"This is a horse we've held in high regard from the spring onwards, we just met with a slight setback in the spring, so we had to be patient with him.

He said Coulson "was regarded from the very start as an impressive person for David Cameron to persuade to hire".

According to this, the SB LOCA scenario is regarded from the point of view of an inadequate core cooling.

Regards from the top end of Norway Vicky Seymour returns: Who knew that viewing the US Open could be as tricky in London as in Kinshasa?

The poem was signed, "with warmest regards" from the Interior Ministry troops of Yakutia, a Siberian region that has contributed its forces to police operations in Chechnya.

The problem of ionospheric variability is regarded from the point of view of spatial and temporal correlations between the GPS TEC variations derived from the neighboring GPS receiver records.