Sentence examples for respect will be from inspiring English sources

Be diligent in your actions and respectful toward your fellow workers and respect will be gained by not only them, but your superiors.

Even respect will be hard won.

"But for major league baseball, respect will be lost to a large degree," she wrote.

Fair or not, their road to respect will be hard and long.

Many of those who remember them with affection and respect will be there to cheer.

He gave them begrudging respect: 'Gotta say, man, good scam.'" More than 30 years on, the dynamics are such now it is not entirely easy to know how much respect will be evident when the two clubs, sixth and seventh in the Premier League, lock horns in the Europa League on Thursdayremembering better times and driven more by the fear of failure, perhaps, than real affection for the competition.

Mr Langa, who is widely respected, will be the first black to hold the office.

Officials are taking steps to try to minimize the fraud in the next round, which in most respects will be a far simpler election.

"What we want is a conservative business person, but someone who in many respects will be more realistic, in our opinion," said Bruce Josten, the top lobbyist at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the single biggest lobbying organization in Washington.

Those images, as well as the sight of thousands pouring into an empty Adelaide Oval on Sunday afternoon to pay their respects, will be remembered for generations to come.

Nevertheless it is still true (though, admittedly, a little odd) to say that a telephone which is identical to my telephone in all physical respects will be identical to it in all psychological respects.