Sentence examples for continue to be favoured from inspiring English sources

Internships and work experience continue to be favoured.

As the polls briefly swung in favour of Scottish secession, Mr Cameron said that, if Scotland stayed, it would continue to be favoured in the allocation of public money, and would be granted new powers on matters such as taxation and welfare spending.

Windsor Castle continued to be favoured by monarchs in the 15th century, despite England beginning to slip into increasing political violence.

Even a switch to collective bargaining for TV rights will continue to be weighted in favour of the big two.

Any collective bargaining for TV rights will continue to be weighted in favour of Spain's big two.

Notwithstanding such complexity, gender-related gaps tending to favour males continue to be evident, particularly in physical science and mathematics.

But Mr Basu makes clear that paying an official to bend the rules in one's favour should continue to be illegal.

The wheels of society continue to be lubricated by mesa (connections) and rouspheti (the reciprocal dispensation of favours).

He said: "Today's decision in PMS's favour ensures that the Kiddee Case can continue to be sold to price-conscious UK families".

Only a small number of voters favoured the view that scientific information, as presented during the conference, should continue to be used by policy makers for decision making.

However, by 1968 he had largely fallen from commercial favour, though songs like Take Time to Know her continue to be revered by soul fans.