Sentence examples for a far more favored from inspiring English sources

Of course, there would be a much greater outcry about the Sunday Times (a far more favored choice of the Twitterati), but for me the same arguments apply.

Mega-yachts with helipads are rare, the Lamborghini-per-capita ratio wows almost nobody, and local Calvados apple liqueur (made in the region's famous orchards) finds far more favor than Cristal Champagne.

These grants are reviewed with far more favor and allow the committees to avoid being hypercritical.

Corbyn may also be able to draw greater support from Scotland, where a far more progressive politics is favored by voters, and where policies that Corbyn supports such as free higher education are already in place.

They said they had also been hampered by internal differences; Democrats on the ground in Florida favored a far more combative approach than did members of Mr. Gore's inner circle.

Yet it is thought that Kerkorian would favor a far more radical restructuring plan than is already in motion.

Yet through strategic voting, Canada's progressives passed also over a far more progressive force in favor of the establishment left-and the charismatic yet inexperienced boyish dynastic inheritor who leads it.

However, in patients with platinum-sensitive recurrent disease, there was a rather striking difference (in favor of the PLD arm) in overall survival, despite a far more modest improvement in PFS (in favor of PLD) (Table 2).

But unlike the legendary guitarist, who's been strumming the riff to "Satisfaction" for almost 50 years, Ricardo has never been afraid to hold back playing the hits in favor of a far more adventurous track list.

In order to restore this type of society the current reconciliation program must be abandoned in favor of a far more inclusive process of self-determination, thereby avoiding problems that invariably arise when the job of peacemaking is left in the hands of a select few.

A far more fundamental objection was stylistic.