Sentence examples for respects than from inspiring English sources

But distance is dying faster in some respects than others.

He was more successful in some respects than in others.

Harder in many respects than doing a tragedy".

Canadian ice hockey, for example, is more violent in some respects than its Scandinavian counterpart.

They are better insulated, more efficient in most respects than the old house I live in.

Thus began the Inquisition, which was more terrible in certain respects than the Crusade, for the warfare was now psychological.

Voters have their own ways of thinking about the economy, and these may be more sensible in many respects than the semantics that economists use to describe it.

All of this made life for most residents of PA-controlled areas worse, in many respects, than it had been before the peace process.

The twenty-four-hour strike yesterday cost Paris one of its most annoying experiences, more serious in some respects than the waiters' strike last June.

A third — more essential, in some respects, than the others — was black labor, preferably young, strong men who could survive the excruciating conditions in the cane fields.

The cabinet does include three women and three Coptic Christians, making it slightly more diverse, in some respects, than Mr. Morsi's cabinet.