Sentence examples for respect considered from inspiring English sources

According to Daniel Claus, a British Indian agent and Sir William's son-in-law, Brant was "in every respect considered and esteemed by them [the Iroqouis] as Sir William's Relict [i.e. widow], and one word from her is more taken notice of by the Five Nations than a thousand from any white man without exception".

The authentication approach based on receiving sensitive information via SMS on a phone, was in this respect considered satisfying, but not optimal (second iteration).

The Topic from the whole in a respect considers a term in respect to some limiting qualification.

In that respect, consider ε > 0. Since ( g x n ) is a Cauchy sequence, then there exists n 0 ∈ N such that for each n, m, l ≥ n 0, Ω ( g x n, g x m, g x l ) < ε.

In this respect, consider the critical finding that RACK1 RNAi cells resist the antiphagocytic effect of wild type Y. pseudotuberculosis, but not of the yopK mutants.

James is putting his own need to express his iconoclastic and inchoate views above the need of vulnerable people to be respected, considered and supported.

This is in contrast to, and in many respects considered as an advancement on, standard multilevel models, since they, like all regression-based approaches, necessarily simplify complex relationships between people and their environment.

Aside from this, although average yield spreads may no longer cover average default risk, most managers with any self-respect consider themselves well above average.

Man, nobody with any sense or self-respect considers it an honor to be within a 10 mile radius of you.

Maintaining dignity, the quality of being worthy of esteem or respect, is considered as a goal of palliative care.

A tense or combative atmosphere is the problem and respect is considered to be the solution.