Sentence examples for regard until from inspiring English sources

The fact that it is the only animation in the upper echelons of the charts helps the cause, and it won't be challenged in this regard until DreamWorks Animation's Rise of the Guardians arrives through Paramount on 21 November.

Historic performance will be a major issue in this regard until the new players can prove that the EU can generate necessary returns for LP's to be investing here. .

The Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC), the agency in charge of, you guessed it, research and development for the Canadian military, said when reached for comment: "In order to ensure the integrity of the tendering process, we will not be in a position to provide you with any information in this regard until a contract is awarded, which is expected at some point in the new year".

The sense of being a special case, which Arbus cherished, albeit guiltily, was probably what fed her self-regard until, in middle age, she found her calling.

You know, paintings of the West were not well regarded until Remington made a name for himself, and I think Keith is the Remington of our time".

The workshop was requested by a new coalition of community groups, the Asian American Civic Alliance, which was formed after the fund-raising woes of the comptroller, John C. Liu, who had been regarded until recently as a likely candidate for mayor, came to light.

VO was regarded, until recently, to explain the ferromagnetism and was reported to be affected by Co-doping concentration [8].

Rather ironically, the Royal Festival Hall has proven to be one of the most popular of all post-war British buildings, its charm appreciated by people of all walks of life, while Brutalist housing blocks and art galleries were generally regarded – until quite recently – as dank, dehumanising concrete monstrosities.

Roger Ham of Christianity Today regarded "Until the Whole World Hears" as a "meat and potatoes bruiser overrun with blasting guitar chords and topped off with [Mark ] Halls throaty growl".

Necrosis has been regarded until recently as a passive and unregulated form of cell death, however, it is now recognized that, except under extreme conditions, this type of cell death is a well-regulated process and may be called necroptosis [ 46, 47].

Only little has been published in this regard, and until recently only anecdotal case reports were available on the clinical results of radiographic odontoid nonunion.