Sentence examples for favoritism of from inspiring English sources

But Qatar's seeming favoritism of Islamists there provoked the ire of more secular-minded figures.

Sellers grumbled about what they saw as excessive fees and eBay's favoritism of big retailers over small merchants.

"We are not vulnerable to going back to the favoritism of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries," she said.

Angered by what he regarded as Mr. Roberto's favoritism of the Bakongo, he resigned and flirted with the Marxist M.P.L.A.

The birth immediately led to calls to change the Constitution's favoritism of male heirs to the crown.

The pact would lower tariffs, reduce the barriers to investment, improve labor rights and limit government favoritism of state-owned enterprises.

Finally we examine the way subjectivity facilitates the practice of favoritism on part of the auctioneer.

The signs of favoritism, on the part of Henry Paulson, the Treasury Secretary and former Goldman C.E.O.

One of the present authors previously studied a model of ingroup favoritism on the basis of indirect reciprocity [ 41], which we refer to as the multiple standard model.

East Carolina Coach Skip Holtz has built a program so stout that any faint claims of favoritism because of his famous father, the former Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz, have become laughable.

Macron, a political novice who married his high school teacher, has been accused of favoritism and of having an extramarital affair with a man.