Sentence examples for both favouring from inspiring English sources

This game of a thousand reviews ended with two more, both favouring England.

Even though this behaviour is not fully understood, it could be explained on the basis of strand flexibility27 or length polydispersity28, both favouring the columnar phase over the smectic phase.

The strategy takes the status of the electricity grid into consideration (via grid thresholds) and aims at both favouring self-consumption of the electricity produced from renewables and minimizing the negative impact of local power generation on the grid operation.

In addition, in Eriksson and Coultas (2014), selection and attraction worked in the same direction, both favouring stories eliciting an emotional reaction of disgust.

Enhanced glucose metabolism may also prevent cytochrome c mediated-cell death in cancer cells [ 77] and confer resistance to chemotherapy [ 78, 79], both favouring continued tumour growth.

Updated analysis at 5 years (Al-Sarraf et al, 2001) confirms the benefit of treatment with 5-year DFS rates of 58 vs 29% and 5-year OS rates of 67 vs 37%, both favouring the combined therapy arm.

Both favoured a vigorous defense program and all possible aid to the United Kingdom "short of war".

Both favoured him on accession, making him grand almoner and, in 1570, bishop of Auxerre, where he spent the rest of his life.

You can spot immediately what Elizabeth David saw in De Pomiane: they both favour the same sort of French cooking (regional, bourgeois, undoctrinaire) and employ a similar layout and succinctness in their recipes.

They both favour the closure of the Guantánamo Bay detention centre, an increase in US troops to Afghanistan, immigration reform, stem cell research and measures to tackle climate change, and oppose torture and the widespread use of wire-tapping.

They both favour a referendum on whether to raise the sales tax for transport improvements, though Mr Earley now says he would hold up a tax rise until the economy perks up.