Sentence examples for regards in that from inspiring English sources

"But I'm good in some regards, in that everything still works".

Cycling was fortunate in some regards in that the sport had just gained a facility in Manchester's National Cycling Centre, thanks to the 2002 Commonwealths, and that track cycling was a relatively low-hanging fruit in terms of global competition and the number of medals on offer, but nobody can underestimate the revolution that took place.

VAAST Yandell et al., 2011 is a step forward in both regards in that it uses an approach to variant classification that combines both amino acid substitution (AAS) information with variant frequency information, allowing it to score all variants no matter where they lie in the genome and with greater accuracy Yandell et al., 2011.

He's not well regarded in that community".

"Most foundation degrees have been developed with employers, so they are well regarded in that sense.

I do not wish to regard myself, nor yet to be regarded, in that eel-y light.

The Wildcats resembled Snyder's glory-days teams in one regard, in that they're extremely, extremely well-coached.

But Brailsford was lucky in another regard in that he built Beijing's golden haul on solid foundations.

I have a certain apathy about that in some regard, in that you can't live your life trying to be all things to all people.

"Not that I regarded her in that way.

In that regard, they succeeded.