Sentence examples for respects well from inspiring English sources

Mumbai is in some respects well placed to pioneer new forms of what have been called 'post-car' approaches to urban transport planning.

"Interests go crisscross between members and non-euro members in a number of respects" well beyond the areas of economics and finance, she said.

Yet you can't have a coherent, chronological narrative of British history "from the earliest times" because the historical development of Scotland, Ireland – and, up to a point, Wales too – was in many ways different from that of England up to the 17th century and in some respects well beyond it.

Eric Bapteste, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, UMR CNRS 7138, 75005 Paris, France This paper, in many respects well-balanced, proposes a strategy to reconstruct a tree of cells, and discusses questions regarding the TOL in ways, that in my opinion, should be significantly improved to be convincing.

He earned respect – well, perhaps never in Antipodean terrain – rather than affection.

As for respect, well, that's gone the way of the dodo.

But Jobs was appreciated and given proper respect well before his death.

Bale is possibly the perfect man for the job – a respected, well liked former journalist who headed up the Times Online before jumping to MSN.

I noticed my non-African American counterparts immediately received attention and respect well before they uttered a single word.

Both candidates are respected, well-known politicians with long political legacies in the state.

Nicholas D. Kristof says there are calls for larger classes, but with "outstanding, respected, well-paid teachers".