Chapter 16

Question 1

or in respect of, or (more neutral) with regard to

Answer 1

with respect to

Question 2

another neutral alternative to ‘‘with respect to’’

Answer 2

as regards

Question 3

or (more formally) in greater detail

Answer 3

in more detail

Question 4

rather than

Answer 4

as opposed to

Question 5

a typical academic way of saying ‘although I accept that this is true’; more common in speech than in writing

Answer 5

be that as it may