Sentence examples for respects things from inspiring English sources

So for urban residents with access to hard currency, in some respects things are much better.

In some respects, things are back to how they used to be.

But in two respects, things have actually got much worse.First, the Electoral Complaints Commission (ECC) has lost much of its independence.

In many respects "Things Fall Apart" is the "To Kill A Mockingbird" of African literature: accessible but stinging, its layers peeling over the course of multiple readings.

Spicer says that in some respects, things are a little better for her now, largely because her (male) boss is prepared to let her fit her shifts around her family.

Even though I couldn't do any professional work, I still couldn't get myself away from following what is happening in the world, since I must frankly tell you that despite all the efforts made in the last century to get a better system of peace -- and bread for everybody -- I had to realize that at the end of my life, in both respects, things had not become better.

In this respect, things do seem to be changing.

In that respect, things are getting better on TV.

In this respect, things were no better under Mr Koizumi, but at least he seemed to be doing something about it by shaking things up.

An audit by Tesco of its suppliers "is one of the most feared and respected things in the industry," says Michael Walker, a food-safety consultant.

In a brief e-mail response to several questions, Randy Hendricks said, "Getting frustrated is often part of negotiations, so in that respect, things are normal".