Sentence examples for primarily favor from inspiring English sources

America's future may depend to some degree on our success in restraining the extreme spread in the economic status of the very rich and the average citizen caused in large part by outrageous executive compensation and tax reductions that primarily favor the wealthy.

From these connectivity findings, we conclude that slow spindles may primarily favor the long-term consolidation of rewarded stimuli across striatal and hippocampal networks.

Foreign antigen introduced into CNS compartments, including the anterior chamber of the eye or striatum [70], results in the education of peripheral T cells in the spleen or CLN, respectively, and primarily favors tolerance induction [71].

The business lobby has vowed to spend up to $75 million on the midterm elections, primarily in favor of Republicans.

After 12 years, when weathergirls went out of fashion — primarily in favor of meteorologists, most of whom were men — she began reporting news and features.

In a case surrounding Jehovah's Witnesses and a Stratton, Ohio, ordinance prohibiting canvassers from approaching homes, Judge Sargus ruled primarily in favor of the canvassers but ruled that they must register with the village.

The Constitution now states that "No General Assembly district plan shall be drawn primarily to favor or disfavor a party".

Historically, however, the agency has interpreted FIFRA language primarily in favor of protecting confidential business information.

They look for stocks that are out of favor, primarily among small companies, whose prices they expect to double in two or three years.

But this "animal model" largely has fallen out of favor, primarily because the ethical landscape has changed and costs have escalated.

The stop-motion aspect of "Bubbles" is another mark in its favor, primarily because the project can avoid the controversy that's inevitable when selecting an actor to portray Jackson.