Sentence examples for a favored choice of from inspiring English sources

In the building boom of the last decade, Mr. Scarano emerged as one of Brooklyn's more prolific and controversial architects, a favored choice of developers looking to capitalize on rising real estate values but the scourge of many community groups, who complained that his buildings dwarfed the structures around them, blocking views and sunlight.

What took place then reminds us even so of the illusory assumption that democracy will always be a favored choice of a population torn apart by war, facing enormous privations and burning with resentment at national humiliation through perceived foreign interference.

The ease, efficiency, and efficacy of spPCR could make it a favored choice for the mapping of transposable element in Drosophila.

The university became a favored choice for bright Jewish students from New York in the 1920s and 1930s when the Ivy League schools had quotas restricting the number of Jews to be admitted.

One was the favored choice of a Republican senator for a judgeship during a fight over nominations in Pennsylvania.

On a policy level, the negotiated public option will cost taxpayers an extra $85 billion and is the favored choice of Blue Dogs and other conservative Democrats.

And, if they do decide to run for the Oval Office, these differences will play a major role in determining which becomes the favored choice of all the other patrician white men in the country.

For decades, shares of banks, along with utilities, were the favored choice of retirees and other conservative investors who looked forward to a steady payment each quarter.

Ms. Capito is the favored choice of many Republicans in West Virginia, though some conservatives have questioned her candidacy.

The Spurs may still be the favored choice of the remaining free agents, but they can consider standing pat for a year and pursuing Kevin Garnett or Kobe Bryant, who will be free agents next year.

The WHR.80 image was the second most favored choice, but the percentage of choices did not differ from expected levels or from percentages of choices of the other WHRs (Fig.  1).