Sentence examples for while we regard from inspiring English sources

While we regard with awe the passer-by who rushes into a burning building to assist a stranger, we cannot compel anyone to undertake so perilous a deed.

While we regard the genetic and homology evidence that NF1 is a RasGAP as compelling, determining which Ras proteins are its substrates has been fraught with difficulty.

Mr President, while we regard the agreement on driving times and resting times that was concluded by the Council and Parliament last December as an acceptable one, it is not the most attractive solution.

We have dismissed the truncation methods of Marrazzi since their main aim is to be robust to contaminant outliers, while we regard these 'outliers' as being part of the true distribution of costs.

Based on the 300 reference controls, we considered cri,Y < 0.04 the threshold for identifying a female fetus, while we regarded samples with cri,Y > 0.051 as having a male fetus.

Judged fairly, Mission Essential Personnel has done a difficult job well and ethically, filling the military's fast-growing need for qualified and vetted linguists in a war zone better than its competitors, while treating our linguists — whom we regard as colleagues and heroes — as we would any American employee.

While we may regard her as the most terribly English of actresses – with her cut-glass accent and her vaguely haughty air – in truth she has been adopted by the French.

In so doing, we hoped to deprive the Board of any reason to argue that our book did not meet Texas standards, while still preserving what we regarded as the strongest treatment of evolution in any high school text.

While Hobbes insists that we should regard our governments as having absolute authority, he reserves to subjects the liberty of disobeying some of their government's commands.

Fourth, while we had details regarding migrant generation (i.e., 1st, 2nd or 3rd generation), we could not incorporate this variable into our main analysis as it was confounded by ethnicity (i.e., nearly all White patients were excluded by definition), and we did not have a sufficient sample size to stratify our analyses according to generational status.

"For a while, I regarded Rome as a yearlong lost weekend," Bissell said.