Sentence examples for respects says from inspiring English sources
"[Last season] was horrendous in many respects," says Merrick. "But it will make our team stronger.
In any number of respects, says Forrest, the Scottish institution "has been, and will be, a great role model".
But Mr Cole, a flinty conservative in other respects, says that his first loyalty is to constituents from his far-from-wealthy district, who would suffer if America fell off a year-end fiscal cliff.
"They need to be more realistic in some respects," says Deanna L. Voss, the executive director of admissions at the University of Miami, "and this is so tough for somebody who is 17 years old".
"It has been an up-and-down season for us in many respects," says Saracens' director of rugby, Mark McCall, "but we have had only a couple of mini-slumps.
"Retrospectively, the changes during the past decade were significant, and we are a different country now in many respects," says Mr Hasegawa.This special report will look at four of the most important areas of change: corporate governance, the labour market, the climate for entrepreneurs and innovation, and Japan's response to globalisation.
"The government finds this report fundamentally flawed in many respects," said the Foreign Ministry in a statement.
"Mark acted properly in all respects," said David Satterfield, a spokesman for Mr. Hurd.
"It is a very important tournament for us in many respects," said Wales manager Jarmo Matikainen.
"We're going to go pay our respects," said one.
"Hey give me some respect," says Noel.
