Sentence examples for naturally favored from inspiring English sources

In the hallways of the New York headquarters, English is (naturally) favored, and French is preferred in Geneva.

For example, new insights into geophysical and chemical processes in extreme environments suggest that early Earth naturally favored the production of relatively large organic molecules.

While New Englanders naturally favored the Massachusetts rules, they were outnumbered by soldiers from Manhattan and Brooklyn, who preferred the "New York Game," developed during the 1840s and 1850s by that city's Knickerbocker club.

Yang et al. (2003) describes an experiment that involved self-paced reading, where it was found that participants read their way faster through a short narrative when the pronoun subject of one sentence matched the subject rather than the object of a preceding sentence, even when the meaning of the sentences naturally favored co-reference with the object.

Its main concept is to utilize phase change material properties to firstly absorb the downward heat flow made by incident solar radiation to the room and then release it back to the environment by means of the naturally favored external convection especially during the nocturnal cycle.

First, the consideration of experimental sequence information and associated structural features enables us to develop an initial configuration that is close to the naturally favored state.

We as humans naturally favor shapes that relate to us, that are primal.

And while the government imposes few "red lines," in terms of programming, Mr. Ghanam said, the regime naturally favors populist, uncontroversial fare.

It is tempting to think of deficit reduction as an endeavor that naturally favors Republicans, but for several reasons that would be a mistake.

That's partly because we frame cultural controversies as battles between the old and the new, and, given that the old is someone else's status quo and we have no stake in it, we naturally favor the new.

KTUU's owners, joined by most other Alaska television broadcasters in a united front, said in filings to the F.C.C. that GCI would naturally favor its own content and strangle competitors through overt or subtle means, like channel placement on the cable menu.