Sentence examples for both favoured from inspiring English sources

International ratings agency Fitch said the Mursi-Shafiq contest could "exacerbate social unrest and prolong political stalemate", but said in the longer term both favoured policies that could stabilise Egypt's sovereign credit profile.

But Moyes and Van Gaal both favoured Rooney, the latter emphatically, and it was Van Persie who began to lose his place in the team.

One of them was set up in the Isle of Man and subsequently in Jersey - both favoured offshore locations offering secrecy to companies.

That means the large tails, and females' preference for them, are both favoured by evolution.

While the UFA base and public opinion both favoured prohibition, the existing law was full of loopholes and unevenly enforced.

Rutherford himself cited a desire to avoid splitting the vote on reciprocity, which he and Oliver both favoured but Griesbach opposed.

He has exceptional distribution with both his (favoured) right and left foot, is quick off his line and can sense an opportunity to counter attack by throwing early or using longer Pepe Reina-style kicks from the hand.

Though since then there has been widespread abandonment of farms, especially in the high valleys of France and Italy and in western Austria, agriculture still survives in favoured locations both in the main and lateral valleys.

The ORR was low in both arms but favoured combination therapy (arm 1: 6%; arm 2: 18%).

It could get nasty.The Americans and the Iranians will both try to promote favoured candidates.

The new commission chief and new president of the European council, Donald Tusk, who stood down as Polish prime minister on Tuesday, were Merkel's favoured candidates, both opposed by Cameron.