Sentence examples for seeing favoured from inspiring English sources

Unlike the website Kickstarter, which asks fans to donate money in the hope of seeing favoured projects hit the big screen, the film investment company Junction will feature movies that do not require extra financing to get the green light.

These left-behinders see favoured groups – some rich, some less so – using or abusing liberalism as a front for ripping them off.

I don't want to be seen favouring one or the other.

After adjustment for these factors, a gradient in survival by the composite socioeconomic status measure was seen favouring the better off (Wang et al, 2008).

The treaty states that the Holy See favours a two-state solution to the conflict with Israel and allows the Vatican to oversee aspects of Roman Catholic life in the areas President Abbas controls.

He had been seen as favoured by President Obama but was opposed by other Democrats and said any confirmation process would be "acrimonious".

Those of us who watched last night only saw Republicans favouring the two alleged destroyers over Romney, whom Limbaugh consistently favours.

Low sorption temperatures, moderate agitation speeds and high initial concentration were seen to favour greater urea uptake by BAB.

If it is seen to favour Motorola's products, other device makers might abandon Android.

NAMA faces strong opposition because it is seen as favouring shareholders at taxpayers' expense.

They simply need to see us favour them when it comes to power and authority.