Sentence examples for always be favoured from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, convenient, low-cost options like next day delivery and click and collect will always be favoured".

Respect for age and experience has been crushed to death between growing worship of youth and the equal adulation of the short-term bottom line, which means that cheap school-leavers will always be favoured over the more expensive older worker, and so their public presence fades.

Under intense sperm competition, a more competitive ejaculate will always be favoured and an optimum sperm design might be linked to maximising sperm function (e.g. velocity, longevity).

Depending on the biology of the benefit, helping may only be favoured if others do not help, may only be favoured if others do help, or may always be favoured.

So this should be favoured".

We need to ask ourselves whether regulation should always be in favour of using products such as e-cigarettes and how true it is that these products can lead people on to smoking.

"The promenade and other regeneration projects are progressing well, the pier is hindering the town's progress, but it is listed so the presumption must always be in favour of restoration".

But I would always be in favour of the growth of the Christian's feeling of pride in being a Christian, with all honours.

If a smaller number of IUI cycles is offered the opportunity costs would be minimised, but the net difference would always be in favour of the primary IVF strategy.

He said his starting point had always been to favour "greater autonomy and higher standards".

The pace is astonishing, particularly for the normally sedate December period, but the reason is searingly obvious: being the latest in the world's most-vaunted film franchise would always be in its favour.