Sentence examples for obviously favored from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, while many of Google's partners issued positive statements on Monday, analysts suggested that the acquisition would create tension because Motorola would be in an obviously favored position.

Mr. Putin has obviously favored a more positive assessment of the Soviet era, but he has nevertheless temporized, preferring silence to debate on the Soviet past.

(These figures exclude comments on the candidates' prospects in the campaign horse race, which obviously favored Obama).

We would like to emphasize that the experiment was not intended to investigate design productivity and fault density, since those aspects are obviously favored when adopting automated design approaches.

Two factors stand out for Kerala: an early fall in mortality and a high level of education, including female education, both of which obviously favored fertility transition (Sathiya Susuman et al. 2014; UNDP 2010; Claeson et al. 2000; World Health Organization 2010; Trussell 1975).

However, the extraction technique used obviously favored the water-soluble and highly volatile constituents of CS.

Sammy Sosa, who was in the chase with McGwire, played the appropriate second fiddle and was applauded by the news media for being so accessible and for not complaining about obviously favoring McGwire.

And with Rangers goalie Mike Richter obviously favoring his left knee for the second half of the second period, the Rangers hardly seemed like a lock to come out ahead at the final buzzer.

Google obviously favors the cloud, so it seems logical that it could back up your essential data wirelessly.

Results show that, given the current social security system that obviously favors urban households and the current investment-driven economic growth pattern, without complementary measures for protecting households, a carbon tax will not only widen the urban rural gap, but also reduce the living standards of both urban and rural households.

It's mind boggling that a candidate for President would gloat about dodging taxes by exploiting a system that obviously favors the wealthiest of filers.