Sentence examples for this favoritism from inspiring English sources
Russian companies have by far the largest share of Iraqi trade under the United Nations' oil-for-food program, and Iraqi officials admit this favoritism has only one purpose: to buy Russian support.
It all sounds distressingly familiar by now, this favoritism toward big investors, often in the hopes of getting more business from them at the expense of individuals who lack privileged market access.
On the podcast, he and Harris talked about how empathy favors people you know over people you don't, and how this favoritism leads to harmful behaviors such as tribalism and nationalism.
In fact, the animal literature uses several terms to describe this favoritism, including "mate preference," "selective proceptivity".
No wonder other SEO-friendly local listings and reviews sites such as Citysearch, TripAdvisor, and Yelp are up in arms about this favoritism.
To probe the side effects of this favoritism, they carried out experiments with C. dalmanni, in which only the males at the extremes--those with either the shortest or longest stalks--were allowed to breed.
The other opera houses viewed this as favoritism.
If other students find out, they may see this as favoritism.
The United States might be nettled by this dubious favoritism; in the century now waning, it has been called upon to save Europe from itself twice--three times if you count Stalin's opportunistic incursion.
If the story was selected on its merits, not for some personal quality of the student's — plump, pouty lips; plump, pouty wallet — this is favoritism only in the sense that giving one story an A and another an F, or providing a great student with a particularly enthusiastic reference letter, is favoritism.
"It is surprising that the antitrust division of the Department of Justice would even propose measures that are so nakedly designed to help specific companies," Wayne Watts, a senior executive vice president and general counsel at AT&T, wrote in filing to the F.C.C. "The department is quite candid about its motive for this blatant favoritism," Mr. Watts said.
