Sentence examples for respects lead from inspiring English sources

In many respects, lead reduction is one of the great environmental success stories of the 20th century.

Rather, the fact is that France, in many respects, led the United States into battle in Libya and provided much of the willpower leading to a victory over the Qaddafi regime that is shared by the Americans, British and others.

While it's true that the private market brought on the financial crisis by creating so many subprime mortgages, Fannie and Freddie did not block that parade; they joined it — indeed, in some respects led it.

Evidence from other studies confirms that collaboration and mutual respect lead to greatest role satisfaction for nurses [ 5, 26, 38- 40].

That respect led Mackay to Bremner's funeral years later.

Lack of hope and respect leads to a lack of trying (Hanley and I were rare exceptions to the rule).

Mutual respect led to tentative probing by both sides although Leeds – a balanced seven points off the play-offs and also relegation last season – offered more up front thanks to the bustling shapes of Noel Hunt and Luke Varney.

The Narrator's half-conscious knowledge that there are rules out there that you've got to respect leads him to overcompensate by respecting the wrong rules; that is, using formal diction where there ought to be vernacular idioms and vernacular idioms where there ought to be formal diction.

When leaders treat their people as their business partners and involve them in making important decisions, those people feel respected, and respect leads to trust.

But why is it true that self-respect leads to respect of others?

Witnessing this depravity of reverence and respect led up to my next unholy encounter.