Sentence examples for despite being favoured from inspiring English sources
And, despite being favoured by many well-known personalities, Twitter's numbers are now starting to stagnate.
Daniel Hannan, a leading voice for Brexit, was not shortlisted for safe Aldershot, despite being favoured by the local association.
A London connection between HS2 and HS1, the existing high-speed rail link to Europe, was scrapped, despite being favoured by businesses in Birmingham.
Mr Curran, then boss of the union's northern region, comfortably beat the London GMB chief, Paul Kenny, in last year's ballot and, despite being favoured by Downing Street in that battle, has proved a thorn in the government's side.
"I am not being favoured.
So we have namechecks here for the Velos 145 ruler, the Rexel 56 range of staples (still dominant in the market), and the Blackwing 602 pencil, launched by the firm of Eberhard Faber 1934 and discontinued in 1998, despite having been favoured by John Steinbeck.
The decision to retain Evra, who has previously served as United captain, may affect Van Gaal's choice of new captain, a role for which Wayne Rooney said he would like to be considered, despite reports Robin van Persie would be favoured. .
In our case, we suspect that the advantage of the Mk2 model over the Mk1 model for the full phyllotaxis tree may be an artefact due to the artificially high reversal rate of this character, which in turn caused the Mk2 model to be favoured by AIC despite being inaccurate.
Overall, sex-biased gene expression seems to have only a limited influence on the Faster-X effect, despite the expectation that this should be favoured by male-biased gene expression and disfavoured by female-biased gene expression [ 1, 2].
Yet, despite the lack of specifics, it is generally agreed among Liberia-watchers that King George is favoured to win.
