Sentence examples for can be partial to from inspiring English sources
He can be partial to the Mets, but he is not a homer.
Yes, Murray can be a master of negative body language, and like Novak Djokovic can be partial to the rope-a-dope tactic, but he couldn't move.
They can be partial evidence to infer mitochondrial proteome through gene coexpression N50 metric here (Materials and Methods).
Mr Ashbery can also be partial to particular forms of verse, though these tend to be of a fairly eccentric kind the cento (a patchwork of other poets' works), for example, and the pantoum (a Malaysian form, said to have been introduced to 19th-century Europe by Victor Hugo).
Teachers can be partial when it comes to policy, but you say: "Here are the people who introduced it; if they introduced it, they can also get rid of it; how can we make them do that?" You can't just go after personalities.
Relief through drug treatment can be partial and does not last when the drugs are stopped.
"The big goal is reconciliation, but there can be partial solutions that help heal the wounds".
Studies have also shown that 50%% of patients with DLL can be partial- or non-responders to initial treatment [ 7].
But to use a construction Noonan is partial to, who can believe this was a dream?
It also demonstrates that viral activation, which can only be expected to be partial owing to the persistence of some KAP1 in the cells, can be boosted by combining the KAP1 knockdown with TNF-α mediated- NF-κB activation.
