Sentence examples for decidedly favored from inspiring English sources

Hawaiians themselves decidedly favored the North.

Pope Francis approved making the Secretariat for the Economy officially bilingual in Italian and English the first department of the Vatican to be so and English is decidedly favored.

This is wrong, based on not just the above poll results but many other polls that preceded the vote, not to mention the fact that Tuesday's results decidedly favored Democrats.

Therefore, methodological and ontological considerations decidedly favor Weyl's causal-inertial method for determining the spacetime metric.

China and India, countries where cultural norms and practices still decidedly favor men, are facing significant sex ratio imbalances as a result of the use of technologies (and non-technical practices such as infanticide) to select against girls (for a discussion, see Davis 2010: Chapter 5).

Finally, they decidedly favor national reconciliation -- even while they see the Brotherhood as the main obstacle to such an effort.

At the time, the United States embargo of Cuba played a role in making it harder to obtain building materials, scant resources were devoted to other pressing needs, and Cuba was aligning itself more closely with the Soviet Union, which favored decidedly less fanciful forms of architecture.

— Unlike, say, Braylon Edwards, who appeared wearing a T-shirt that read, "Sit Down and Learn From the Master," Geno Smith favored a decidedly more understated arrival to Jets training camp Thursday.

He won reelection easily several times and built a reputation as a quirky but decidedly progressive leader who favored educating jail inmates and community-based policing over traditional law-and-order strategies.

But apparently General Clark is in no danger of alienating the Rockport man, the Rockport being a soft-soled office-casual shoe favored by the decidedly middle class.

One pivotal race tilted decidedly in favor of the Republicans.