Sentence examples for by favouring from inspiring English sources

Cellot, G. et al. Carbon nanotubes might improve neuronal performance by favouring electrical shortcuts.

Third, critics suggest that talking can undermine moderate politicians by favouring the extremists.

What better signal could a government give than by favouring those who create employment?

Steer left or right by favouring one direction, and move faster by waggling more fiercely.

Science would benefit more from a harmonious coexistence of its members than by favouring ruthless competition.

Does salvage logging affect these changes by favouring species that can reproduce vegetatively?

They hoped to eradicate regionalism by favouring a strong, centralized government.

Adding water to the feed improves AA selectivity by favouring the hydrolysis of the ketone intermediate.

The institute accuses the Ethiopian government of manipulating these tensions, for example, by favouring the Dizi in employment.

Kraftwerk evoke the isolation, boredom and monotony of existence by favouring an aesthetic detachment and a reliance on machines.

Glenn McGrath, who has taken more Test wickets in Australia than any other seamer, did it by favouring accuracy over speed for the majority of his career.