Jimmy James - as most planners did - favoured building outwards.
The acidic pH that favoured curdlan production in the wild strain did not favour the mutant strain, as it neither utilized sucrose nor produced curdlan when the pH was shifted from 7.0 to 5.5.
When the White Sox did upset the heavily favoured Cubs, Fullerton looked like a lonely genius.
Its favoured groups did well, whether motorists rewarded with the cancellation of a 3p rise in fuel duty – the headline move designed to win tabloid cheers – or the elderly given a 2.5% rise in the state pension.
Altering the advertised criteria – suitable candidates unable to offer the three/four-days-a-week commitment initially required will now be considered nevertheless– might help a favoured candidate (did anyone mention Lord Coe?) into the job but does raise the question of what the job is.
Not only did they beat a favoured Brazil team but the manner of their victory was exemplary.
Researchers, collaborators and patients within the host study are active agents, and there were suggestions that 'resentful demoralisation' [ 23] might occur in studies or sites which did not receive a favoured intervention like a financial incentive.
His friends do not exempt favoured groups or minorities either.
Alex Yearsley of Global Witness sums up his career thus: "There's nothing he hasn't done".One particularly favoured client made him prominent: Charles Taylor, the Liberian despot now on trial in The Hague for war crimes in Sierra Leone.
In essence, Nomura committed the same sin as it did in 1991: compensating a favoured client for losses in the stockmarket by dealing on his behalf, a practice explicitly outlawed in 1992 to avoid a repetition of the firm's past misdemeanours.
Rosneft made a rapid pivot to the booming markets of Asia, striking deals with the likes of China National Petroleum Corp ,whereas Gazprom took a decade over an export deal with China and then did so on terms that favoured Russia's Asian neighbour.Yet sanctions may help Gazprom to keep Rosneft at bay a little longer.
