Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Respects"

A: You pay respects to the dead, so you'd say this to someone who had recently passed away.

A: In some but not all ways. For example she might sound and look the part but maybe she lack the mannerisms.

A: In many ways.

A: “In various respects” is the same as “in various ways/in multiple ways.” It’s a bit more formal. “In various concepts” sounds like you’re about to explain what the concept is. A concept is an idea. “In various respects” describes whatever you’re talking about.

A: Our company needs to cover all fronts.
The military will attack on all fronts.

He recognized her ability in all respects.

A: I think your general meaning will get across, but there are a few words I would change. (I’ll put them in capitals so it’s easy to see) I also cut a few words and added a couple periods to avoided a run-on sentence.

In the RESPECT of vehicle sensors, actuators, and other auto components, our industry IS on a stage of development COMPARABLE with advanced foreign manufacturers. BUT we rely on their chips. Although some millimeter-wave radars and laser radars have been put into mass production, they are not considered solid (instead of solid you could say reliable, or quality) products. Most automobile enterprises prefer to install vehicle sensors by international suppliers. Domestic manufacturers can only produce Control System By-wire on a relatively R&D prototype level. The foreign suppliers have become the monopolists.

This would be a very well constructed paragraph you could use in a formal business setting.

A: When and why did *respect toward teachers start to wane?

the word "respect," when used this way, is never plural.

A: This is correct but much more common before 1950. Now it's only said by wealthy individuals.

A: "Aspects" would be a better word instead of "respects".