Sentence examples for best favoured from inspiring English sources
Of the other British players in the men's draw, Kyle Edmund should be best favoured to advance, although he will find a resurgent Tomas Berdych a formidable obstacle.
Even in Greater Manchester, the most advanced and best favoured deal, the NAO can't fathom what influence, if any, the new combined authority and mayor are going to have on NHS budgets.
For no sooner did they get possession of the towns than they choose out all the best favoured boys and made them eunuchs, while the most beautiful of the girls they tore from their homes and sent as presents to the king, at the same time burning the cities themselves, with their temples.
The best favour tougher rules on pay and conditions to drive out cowboys who undercut good companies.
There is also sometimes an arbitrary approach to the assessment of which situations best favour programme or project support on the part of some external agencies.
"The very best teas, favoured by the emperor, were described as large leafed and loosely rolled, and that's just what we see in this sample, so we like to think we have a box of imperial tea," Coulton said.
"The view has become that each country is just like a firm competing for a share of the global market and those that do best are favoured by bankers and entrepreneurs.
This shows that a low r2 between the best and second best SNP favours a high test statistic and thus produces a significant result.
In the process he bested heavily favoured independent Seán Gallagher, who stumbled badly in a televised debate just before the election, as well as Martin McGuinness, a former Irish Republican Army IRAA) leader who stepped down temporarily as the deputy first minister of Northern Ireland to run.
Burmese civilians did try their best whenever the circumstances favoured.
A majority of those surveyed, 59%, thought former police officers would be the best candidates, while 29% favoured ordinary people with an interest in the issues, and 26% wanting someone with a military background.
