Sentence examples for * least favoured from inspiring English sources

And if that means that the establishment's least favoured candidate wins, then so be it.

I want 3rd place Conservatives in Islington to confidently vote Conservative AND help to keep out their least favoured option.

The editor's introduction called him "the least favoured by circumstances, and the most destitute of friends, of any [poet] that ever existed".

Millions throw away their menu choice without affecting one iota who enters Number 10, or worse, affecting it by bringing about their least favoured result.

Stations broadcasting on the least favoured AM frequencies can also apply to vary their output, if they produce more than 10 hours of locally made daytime programmes, they can scale back.

The largely Arab-American crowd are learning to make fun of the predicament they find themselves in since becoming the country's least favoured - and perhaps least understood - ethnic group.

English, which is employed wonderfully well here, was Hay's least-favoured language, probably for political reasons.

Heathrow's least-favoured option now – but it already owns lots of the land so may be easier as far as planning permission goes, and is quickest and cheapest.

A potential last-16 clash with Serena Williams looms after that and Stosur is feeling better on her least-favoured surface than ever.

Samantha Stosur has made an ideal start to her grass-court campaign but she admits keeping it going on her least-favoured surface is the real challenge.

Mr Mann said he would probably use his vote in later rounds of voting in the hope of blocking his least-favoured contenders - including Sir George, Mrs Beckett and Miss Widdecombe - from reaching the Speaker's chair.