in many respects

In terms of the contents of his theory, Lukacs' re-interpretation is in Marx's conception in many respects.

The EU is in many respects more similar to Belgium than to any of its large member states.

though i differ from him in many respects , i hold him in high respects , since he is an honest man and he always played the game.

The electrical and gas circuitry for the fullbin dryer is similar in many respects to that of a household furnace.

In his time, the reform carried out in Europe was being copied, but in many respects this copy was merely superficially reformative.

And yet, in many respects, failures of perception capture the essential nature of error.

Even the government, did not block for a more comprehensive law, which in many respects is a piece of blank.

It is the beginning of a big year for you, in many respects your biggest so far.

These facts have in many respects proved to be of great practical importance and capable of immediate application.

In many respects, Haggis was typical of the recruits from that era, at least among those in the entertainment business.

But far from being the next Royal Bank of Scotland-ABN AMRO, or even Time Warner-AOL, the deal looks reasonable in many respects.

and, in many respects, I think very highly of him.

and I have always been envious of his talent and abilities in many respects.

Of all the sections, number two is in detail as the realization of Chinese and English moods resembles as well as differs in many respects.

In many respects, Copenhagen has opened up, in spite of this apparent political shift to the right.

Prof. WILLIAMS: Michel, I wish I could say today is different, and I'm sure it is in many respects.

As a matter of fact, the Australian team can rival the American team in many respects, especially in personal skills and team work.

For Indonesia remains, in many respects, a hard country to do business in, especially compared with the rest of the region.

Sustaining the application of disciplines and practices is, in many respects, much less straightforward than adopting them initially.

and Mr. Young tells me that it is in many respects similar to SPOT.

Now, in many respects, information has never been so free.

In many respects, the body of a PDD victim becomes their puppet.

On China is in many respects an apologia for some of the central preoccupations of Kissinger's life.

But in many respects Mr Bush would appear to fit more snugly into the French political tradition than his own.

In many respects GM's filing is not really news at all - it has been coming for months.

It's very close to the other light weights in many respects and should work well with the coding practices from XP.

France, in many respects, is a country singularly blessed by nature and its general geographical background.

Sometimes the competition acts like a wolf, it may encourage us in many respects.

In many respects, the theories and methods of modern petrology can be utilized in promoting the steel manufacture.

It should be obvious that detailed traffic planning is needed, as these solutions may in many respects add to the traffic congestion.

The monitor, as defined so far, is similar in many respects to the critical region.

It is a land and a people I love dearly, a civilization whose history and art are unparalleled in many respects.

In many respects, you can think of xsl: apply-templates as a recursive call into the stylesheet itself!

Worldwide , legal definitions of the term "VOC" are in many respects, more a matter of policy than a matter of science.

He was accompanied by a travelling companion, in many respects an exact contrast to himself.

In many respects, Windows 7 isn't a radical shift from Vista, but is more of an attempt to fix Vista's main flaws.

Carol, so like her mother in many respects, admits she is hopeless at making decisions.

In many respects it is a stark and difficult an existence as that of the people in that Latin American slum across the ocean.

I very often think that peasants are a world apart, in many respects one so much better than the civilized world.

Its use, exploitation and regulation would therefore require somewhat different approaches in many respects.

But Wang was a Taiwanese entrepreneur par excellence in many respects apart from the China link.

In many respects, Germans can be considered the masters of planning.

The formation of the satellite systems of the giant planets parallels in many respects the formation of the planets .

Because of the cost during the operations and production, in practice it may be difficult to adopt the clean technology in many respects.

the great empire of Russia is even now, in many respects, the scarcely modified image of feudal Europe.

A stanza of this sort is in many respects anomalous in Shelley's poetics.

The Pure is said to have a full keyboard, similar in many respects to the Microsoft's Danger-designed Sidekick.

The text refers in many respects initially to the situation in the British Isles.

Achieving true aerial autonomy at this physical scale would have major implications for operational use in many respects.

This style is an improvement upon the old styles in many respects.

Mr. Minister Counselor: In many respects, WTO membership is China's best option for sustaining the pace of economic growth and reform.

In many respects, the new constitution merely codifies an existing method of governing that allows the palace to micromanage at its whim.

RIM's products are, in many respects, better than Microsoft's.

In many respects, the structural defects of the economy are more glaring than they have ever been.

Eyes are in many respects windows on the body, even if they are not quite windows on the soul.

These countries are also different in many respects, notably in their size, resources and culture.

Working with numerals, a computer is similar in many respects to an automatic language translator.

But Italy is, in many respects, still living in the past. Issues long ago settled elsewhere remain topics of fierce debate.

In many respects, the Microsoft-Nokia partnership is similar to the search pact the software giant has with Yahoo.

Tens of billions of dollars of aid have been spent, yet in many respects the country's infrastructure is worse than it was 40 years ago.

Although Japan is a technology trendsetter in many respects, e-commerce lags far behind the West.

This was in many respects the dramatic climax of the work.

In many respects, the business models of utilities are starting to evolve at an increasing pace.

Deployment in Visual Studio differs from traditional setup and deployment in many respects.

In many respects, this reputation has been acquired not so much because WMI really is difficult, but simply because it is so big.

In many respects these weapons, designed during early sixties by Soviet gun designer GA Korobov were many years ahead of its time.

In many respects this can be true for canned meat rather than canned fish.

In many respects, its contribution to scientific thought has been as significant as Newton's calculus or Euclid's geometry.

measures taking in many respects such as government and external balance, new economies are much better than big economies.

The United States and China each have a vision of how our relationship will evolve, and in many respects our visions are similar.

We see China as increasingly rich. China sees itself as still, in many respects, worryingly poor.

Many of its recruits are Aborigines -- the indigenous people who are in many respects disadvantaged in Australia.

In many respects, Indian migrants are worse off than their Chinese counterparts.

Social media - that is shareable media - isn't the beginning of "virtuality, " but it is the "tipping point" in many respects.

By 2010 we will see mobile robots as big as people but with cognitive abilities similar in many respects to those of a lizard.

Modern computers have replaced the human brain in many respects.

The most striking fact about human beings is that, in many respects, they are very unlike one another.

Geocaching, in many respects, was ahead of the location-based game.

And without wanting to get mystical about it, fire is, in many respects, a kind of animal, albeit an ethereal one.

Black America is, in many respects, defined by its music.

Their hands are tied in many respects, and their plans for world domination lay in tatters.

They are very compatible, although quite different in many respects.

The present situation in banking is in many respects perverse.

Yet in many respects it was a shrewd move.

Libya, Obama's war, was supposed to be different; and in many respects, it is.

Venus is very Earth-like in many respects, earning it the nickname of our "Sister Planet. "

In the second place, visiting real museums and art galleries is a rewarding experience in many respects.

Some people say that women are inferior to men in many respects.

Note that the variable_map class resembles a hash table in many respects.

e. g. Living in a town cant compare with living in the country in many respects.

Tao Xingzhi's thought on education fits in well with the modem principle for life-long education in many respects.

He was a brilliant person in many respects.

In many respects, Tokyo life has returned to normal.

But that disaster was a natural one, and the government's response was in many respects effective.

Central banks differ from commercial banks in many respects.

In many respects, the hard work of diplomacy is just beginning, Rice told the 15-nation Security Council before voting on August 11.

In many respects it is SaaS providers that break down the complexity of selling online. This is especially true for small businesses.

In many respects a fragment is identical to a plug-in.

The west is now in many respects too free.

In many respects Mrs Meng resembles the Chinese parents described in Amy Chua's book, Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother.

Managed and unmanaged programming models are dissimilar in many respects.

If we read Ezekiel and Revelation together, we will see that in many respects they are quite similar.

Yet, in many respects, the UK position is worse than that of the US.

In many respects the proposed joint venture favours BHP.

Paris is in many respects the most interesting city in the world.

I think of luck in many respects. It does not come alone.

In many respects the service of Government is quite distinct from work in the private sector.

China, in fact, has caught up with and surpassed the world advanced levels in many respects.

All these set it apart from other German clubs, which in many respects are set in old-fashioned ways.

Yvonne Pendleton: In many respects, the moon represents our history, our past, and also our future.

On the contrary, in many respects there are significant negative impacts.

We respected our professor in many respects.

China, in fact, has reached and surpassed the world advanced levels in many respects.

This reluctance to express a clear view of government's role stems from a wariness about ideology that is in many respects healthy.

They are alike in many respects but are sufficiently different.

Today's situation differs in many respects.

Reading on the Amazon Kindle is a joy in many respects.

In many respects, Mr. Gates remains a tech geek at heart.

Melroy is, in many respects, an example of the new astronaut corps.

The two systems differ in many respects.

However, the Irish airline in order to compete in many respects, Ryan had to imitate the model of artless .

Broadly speaking, they are similar in many respects.

We have a social and political system which differs in many respects from your own.

We have a social and political system that differed in many respects from your own.

In many respects, Germany's role in the world economy is similar to China's.

The sell-off was in many respects overdone.

In many respects the recent boom bears this out.

We still lag behind others in many respects.

So, in many respects, we are making real progress.

Class is similar in many respects to the server in Listing 2.

So in many respects, JSF 2 combines the best aspects of ivory tower and real world.

In many respects these are complementary, in that they illuminate different issues.

Sports benefit us in many respects. When taking part in sports, we get the chance to train almost all parts of our bodies.

We are inferior to others in many respects.

Yet in many respects it is not new.

He is inferior to others in many respects.

In many respects, that's what the global crisis and recession of 2008-09 are all about.

When I did Gremlins 2 with Joe Dante, again demanding in many respects, we had a lot of fun.

If we want to understand our dreams, in many respects, we can look at these stories and study them.

The world of 1929 was in many respects very different.

I am inferior to others in many respects.

With respect to traffic, you should know that in many respects, the rich do get richer.

Leasing business develops rapidly in China because it suits China's present situation in many respects.

This computer is superior in many respects to that one.

This engine is superior in many respects to that one.

My father and my mother are different from each other in many respects.

"Mr Elliot is an exceedingly agreeable man, and in many respects I think highly of him, " said Anne;

be superior to Henry's works of art in many respects to those of his brother's

Today, Cloud Computing is disruptive in many respects: