Sentence examples for currently in favour from inspiring English sources

Currently in favour around London's webbist community is the rumour that Google has been in negotiations to buy Skype, the web telephony firm, from eBay.

But, with the Lib Dems and Labour not currently in favour of legislation, the bill's prospects of becoming law seem slight.

Juppe said in Berlin that France was not currently in favour of arming the rebels and the Nato campaign would not be enough to topple Gaddafi.

Simon Evans Goes To Market (Thursday, 6.30pm, Radio 4) is one of those "edutainment" shows currently in favour at the BBC in which a serious subject – in this case economics – is kicked around by a presenter and a handful of experts in front of a studio audience who laugh just slightly harder than the jokes seem to warrant.

The reason fracking will knock a lot off people's house prices is because all those NIMBYs currently in favour of fracking, would not buy a house close to a fracking will themselves, therefore lowering house prices in these areas through lowered demand.

This month, for example, the University of Leicester announced its involvement in a European research project aimed at developing zinc-based batteries for electric cars that could prove to be far less energy-intensive in their production than the lithium ion batteries currently in favour.

Considering the breach of partnership principles by the Rwandan government, we are currently not in favour of distributing funds through the Rwandan government".

I feel there could be more strategy involved as the balance currently swings in favour of slick 3D graphics rather than creating a lasting challenge.

Atom aficionados point out that the market is currently rigged in favour of renewable energy sources, since the Renewables Obligation, the government's main subsidy for carbon-free power, does not apply to nuclear energy.

If public-sector workers cannot afford to live in the south-east of England, then the government should be changing pay scales that currently discriminate in favour of public sector workers in cheap bits of the country and against those in expensive bits, rather than reintroducing something that once looked like a boon to the poor and turned out to be a shackle.

Frankly, if there is another world inside ours, who among us wouldn't want to abandon the shithole we're currently inhabiting in favour of this glorious underworld?