Sentence examples for seemingly favored from inspiring English sources

Hence, the program seemingly favored Han households and did not fully reach ethnic minorities.

Where it doesn't make par is when compared to the approach to autonomous cars seemingly favored by other car makers — Ford is looking to introduce self-driving first in fleets of taxi-style vehicles, and it sounds like GM is planning to do the same.

With this ad, he paints his opponent as a tax increaser and skewers him for seemingly favoring the rich over the middle class.

Statistical analysis proves that the pace in the N.B.A. playoffs does slow slightly, by about 2 percent, which seemingly favors teams with a more deliberate style.

As for Mr. McCain, he headed for his retreat at Sedona, Ariz., north of Phoenix, with the weight of self-interest seemingly favoring a withdrawal.

Senator McCain has not sponsored the Bank, seemingly favoring a less interventionist, more laissez-faire approach to our economic crisis.

Theileria genomes are highly compact, with selection seemingly favoring short introns and intergenic regions.

The Brexit campaign appeared to provide for this forum, highlighting (conveniently) crippling EU legislation and liberal immigration policies often blamed for economic conditions in the U.K. that seemingly only favored a few over the broader society.

For that reason, it had favored seemingly more malleable Islamic groups over potentially more threatening democratic trends.

With his campaign coffers replenished and a seemingly favorable primary schedule through the remainder of February, Obama's Super Tuesday red state strategy may have him rightfully claiming momentum until March 4 when the primary schedule seems to favor Clinton.

It should be noted that this high rate of gene disruption has been reported to be strongly favored toward seemingly dispensable genes.