Sentence examples for with what preferential from inspiring English sources

Some of our observations agree with what preferential attachment models predict.

When a draft of the policy including this provision was released recently, Senator James M. Inhofe of Oklahoma, who is the ranking Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, took issue with what he called the "preferential treatment" shown by the policy toward same-sex couples.

This is in line with what we previously showed concerning correlation between impaired overall survival and the presence of macrophages and anti-inflammatory myeloid cells in the tumour stroma, with a preferential presence of anti-inflammatory myeloid cells in the tumour stroma of TN breast cancers particularly (Medrek et al, 2012).

This, of course, was a ludicrous situation that highlights what happens when preferential treatment is based on a particular technology instead of on an objective performance measure.

It is difficult to determine what factors caused preferential injury to the RPE over Bruch membrane in our study.

Liberation theology has its roots in Latin America and understands Christianity to operate with a "preferential option for the poor".

Hoffman-LaRoche has come up with a "preferential pricing list" for African nations, according to Kellie McLaughlin, a spokeswoman.

Liberation theology reminds us that we need to live with a "preferential option for the poor".

The first Hmong arrived from France in 1977 and were greeted with protests from the Creoles, an ethnic group descended from African slaves, who chafed at what was viewed as preferential treatment for a new ethnic group in an impoverished area.

Calderone reports that some Post staffers have long grumbled at what they see as "preferential treatment" for Klein, which suggests the depth of the problem.

Precious little else looks like the Shooting Brake, granting it what passes for preferential treatment on Singapore's roads.