Sentence examples for become favoured from inspiring English sources
We cannot have a situation where supine news organisations become favoured "broadcasters by royal appointment" because they agree to Clarence House terms.
Specifically, intra- and inter-molecular hydrogen bonds become favoured compared to the interactions with the surrounding environment, such as the solvent and the encapsulated drug16,30,40.
Given that sex workers commonly face extreme harassment and violence in both living and work spaces – as described above – the creation of 'safe spaces', in the form of drop-in centres and clinics, have become favoured interventions.
Countries with good growth records become favoured by investors who bid up share prices accordingly; future equity returns are thus lower.
From model calculations it follows that structural defects are predominantly formed at conversions higher than 75% as the rates of the monomolecular reactions responsible for the formation of structural defects are not limited by diffusion and thus become favoured at higher conversion.
In the 1980s, the south-west, the midlands and Yorkshire became favoured locations.
The leotard with the hairy arms has since become a favoured costume for her live shows.
Like Canada, Mexico has become a favoured (because cheaper and union-free) location in which to make Hollywood movies.
As the Australian territory closest to Indonesia, Christmas Island has in recent years become a favoured destination for refugee boats.
With his expressive, elegantly cultured voice, West has also become a favoured narrator of TV documentaries and reader for audiobooks.
