Sentence examples for similarly favored from inspiring English sources
Other similarly favored nations could easily follow Saddam's example, given existing export laws.
Well, for one thing, are all your clients being similarly favored?" Proprietress: "Certainly, and some of them are very distinguished people".
There is also evidence that Env proteins with lower levels of glycosylation (1 3, 13) and that are closer to ancestral sequences (14, 15) are similarly favored.
Republicans represent five of the eight districts, and presidential results have similarly favored Republicans in those five districts.
Trump is similarly favored by the Kremlin as a typical far-right candidate whose isolationist stance is likely to give the Kremlin more leverage on the world stage and possibly lift sanctions (an issue that has been on Putin's top foreign policy priorities list).
Figure 8D shows that integration frequency was similarly favored in gene-rich regions in both the +/+ and −/− MEFs. Figure 8E shows that the relative activity of genes hosting integration events was also not distinguishable for the +/+ and −/− MEFs (Figure 8E).
He similarly favors Italian bonds.
Glenn Hubbard, the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, similarly favors scrapping the estate tax and doing away with taxes on dividends if corporations have already paid taxes on the money.
In his own remarks, Abe affirmed Trump's stance, saying Japan supports the president's previous comments that "all options are on the table" and similarly favors an approach of increasing pressure on North Korea rather than continuing dialogue with the nation.
They go on to argue that simplicity considerations similarly favor a conception of God as "absolutely perfect", "which is theologically unique in that it implies all the other predicates traditionally ascribed to God" (104), and we may add that this conception is Pascal's.
An increase in the birthrate of religious Jews -- particularly the ultra-Orthodox population -- similarly favors the Israeli right.
