Sentence examples for much more partial from inspiring English sources

When deciding where to run his television advertisements, President Bush is much more partial than Senator John Kerry to crime shows like "Cops," "Law & Order" and "JAG".

By contrast, Macri is seen as much more partial to the United States.

The trends suggest that single, unencumbered millenials are much more partial toward Bernie.

I know a lot of people want to see a VAT or some other major restructuring of the code, but conditional on simplifying what we have, enhancing progressivity, and raising needed revenue, I'm much more partial to working off of what we've got.

Far more interesting, though, is their experimental service ROOT.net, a virtual vault for managing attention data (browsing, search history and potentially much more – see partial screenshot at the bottom of this post).

The reported catalysts proved to be much more selective for partial oxidation compared to a literature reference catalyst.

Of course, Oracle has worked hard to become much more than a partial cloud, with the virtualization tech and an end-to-end stack that one traditionally associates with a "true" cloud-computing company.

This layer is very difficult to be identified since the spectroscopic data of synthetic apatites have been found to be much more sensitive to partial and complete drying [ 34].

The optimization of pre-annealing process was found to be dependent on annealing temperature much more than on oxygen partial pressure or soaking time.

The test results indicate that both reinforcing arrangements enhance the ultimate strength greatly in comparison to the control column, and that the full wrapping arrangement is much more effective than the partial wrapping one.

However, the imperfect monitoring and incomplete information add much more difficulty in the partial observation case.