well-regarded
adjective
ukusused todescribesomeone or something about whichpeoplehave a goodopinion:
Theairlineis well-regarded bypassengers.
Examplesofwell-regarded
well-regarded
Despite a century of research, statistical and computational methods for authorship attribution are neither reliable,well-regarded, widely used nor well-understood.
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First, they are widely used andwell-regardedin the field of typical language acquisition.
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The vita was awell-regardedman, learned in the arts of pleas.
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He was awell-regardedlawyer and minor royal official.
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Written bywell-regardedfigures in the microarray field, the book is divided into three major sections dealing with experimental design, data processing and meta-analysis.
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They are now so complex that each product costs about £100,000 to license, which has resulted in somewell-regardedproducts disappearing from the market.
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The scheme is popular andwell-regarded, and has improved living conditions for 2 million of the most vulnerable households.
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Earlier this year, we published a consultation paper about our successful andwell-regardedhome energy efficiency scheme, which pays grants towards basic insulation of homes.
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Those are not my words but those of the head of one of the mostwell-regardedresearch institutes in the country.
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I understand the desire to keep the value of grants paid under this successful andwell-regardedscheme at their historic peak.
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We now know that, without a vigorous, expanding andwell-regardedmanufacturing industry, this island is sunk.
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I gather from the trade in general that they would have been pleased to find that money to get rid of the subsidy, but that this idea was notwell-regarded.
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He is a verywell-regardedman, of great experience in the electricity supply industry and in electrical manufacturing, and his resignation has attracted, quite naturally, a fair amount of publicity.
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No decisions have yet been taken on the proposals contained in the consultation paper published earlier this year on the future of this successful andwell-regardedscheme.
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However, his oeuvre includeswell-regardedconcerti for clarinet and cello, choral works, works for string orchestra, and chamber music.
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- phonograph record
- phonological
- phonological acquisition
- phonological acquisition
- phonological awareness
- phonological cue
- phonological error
- phonological feature
- phonological loop
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- phonological memory
- phonological pattern
- phonological representation
- phonological skill
- phonology
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- phony
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- phosphatase
- phosphate
- phosphate group
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