Sentence examples for a disfavored from inspiring English sources

"Not when he is the son of a disfavored wife," Mrs. Du says.

He was sent to the school because he was the son of a disfavored wife.

The march once again reminded me of the post-election marches against Prop 8, both of them constituting protests against public cruelty targeted at a still disfavored minority.

At position 89, the last of the -1 triplet, U and A are disfavored (10 and 9 impaired mutants, respectively) compared with 4 each for C and G.

Nuclear retention may be important both to give time for RNA processing to be completed and to allow for a kinetically disfavored nuclear degradation pathway to degrade the RNA (see below).

In a 1949 decision, the court justified that position in part with a rationale now disfavored in some circles: a survey of foreign law.

The latest duplication is, however, only a substantiated hypothesis; an alternative explanation, disfavored by the majority of evidence, is that the duplication is an artifact of incorrect genome assembly.

For Saddam Hussein this was a double coup, because the transplanted Kurds were Sunni while the Arabs among whom they would live were Shiite, a religious group disfavored by Mr. Hussein's regime.

A previous study disfavored this model because the PstCAB phosphate transporter complex was not detected in the stalk.

Does this mean that a single point mutation can be disfavored for a minor disruption of function?

"A reasonable, objective observer — enlightened by the specific historical context, contemporaneous public statements and specific sequence of events leading to its issuance — would conclude that the executive order was issued with a purpose to disfavor a particular religion," Judge Watson wrote.