Sentence examples for Cut favoured from inspiring English sources

Probably my second most played piece of vinyl this year is a repress of this smoking slice of torrid Lebanese disco called Abu Ali – a cut favoured by Rabih Beaini, AKA the techno producer Morphosis, in recent DJ sets.

The general feeling is that ground with some cut favours Dawn Approach over Toronado, who probably does prefer fast ground, though he was sired by High Chaparral, a Group One winner on heavy.

Most of this happened in the late 1980s, when economic growth and tax cuts favoured the better-off more than those at the bottom of the pile.

The loudest alarm bells are ringing over the parties' stated ambition to rewrite the EU's rules and pursue domestic policies which combine rises in public spending promised by M5S with tax cuts favoured by the Lega.

China's fiscal boost is being spent on domestic infrastructure projects rather than on the military spending and the tax cuts favoured by George Bush, but by copying what Washington did between 2001 and 2003 Beijing is running similar risks.

There is not one iota of evidence that the economy is suffering from excessive taxation and no evidence that the sorts of tax cuts favoured by Republicans mainly tax cuts for the wealthy would do any good given the nature of the economy's problems.

A kind of reverse Chelsea cut, a favoured by the girls who would have been hanging out with the original British skinheads Alberto and his friends were emulating.

When most families do not cut, incentives favour not cutting.

Income tax cuts favouring the better off have contributed to a failure to stem or reverse the rise in inequality: the richest 20% of households are now paying a lower proportion of tax than they were 20 years ago, while the poorest 20% are paying more.

We could wake up in a distinctly American landscape fitted with mega prisons, mandatory minimum sentences, tax cuts favouring the rich, and the continued and unsustainable oil production making us unhealthily rich quick.

At the very least, they should not be cut in favour of those with better organised lobbies inside government.