Sentence examples for sufficient respect for from inspiring English sources

Did he not have sufficient respect for the gods of war?

Or, as others contend, West felt that Jerry Buss, the Lakers' owner, had never shown sufficient respect for his achievements by offering him a piece of the team.

"The Next Alan Greenspan" (editorial, Oct. 6) did not grant my colleague Treasury Secretary John W. Snow sufficient respect for his impressive record of delivering strong economic leadership during a challenging period.

One lesson from the surveys is that we should rethink the way male guards are sometimes assigned to female inmates, and female guards to male inmates, without sufficient respect for inmates' privacy or dignity.

"Even a transplanted Hawaiian-to-Chicagoan has sufficient respect for a forecast of nearly two feet of snow," Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, told reporters on Friday.

Not to do so, Rawls says, would be to fail to express sufficient respect for acceptable ways of ordering a society.

Neither feels he's gotten sufficient respect from the other".

Drug cops, who saw themselves as "elite crime fighters", had sufficient respect however for the the Mr Bigs of the drug world.

Drug cops, who saw themselves as "elite crime fighters," had sufficient respect however for the the Mr. Bigs of the drug world.

However, patient satisfaction with specific concrete aspects of the health services was substantially lower: 52% of HIV and 40% of TB patients agreed that some staff did not treat patients with sufficient respect (p = 0.02 for difference between the two patient groups); 65% of HIV and 40% of TB patients agreed that health worker queues were too long (p < 0.001).

Fearful of criticism for not showing our troops and the fallen sufficient respect, poppies are issued early, only for that to be the cause of another kicking.