Sentence examples for ever favoured from inspiring English sources

Its own arcade games, like Altered Beast and Golden Axe, made for decent European launch-title conversions, but as Nintendo's contracts with third parties proved restrictive and only ever favoured the NES-men, Sega moved to embrace creative teams from beyond its own departments.

As ever favouring the demotic, Sellars had Owens as a lumbering janitor.

Ever favouring the mystery, coldfire30622 keeps us guessing, preferring to offer a Berghain that exists in the imagined space between illumination.

What they can't have is the policy, which no one has ever actually favoured, of giving away free money to anyone who happens to reside within their country's borders.

The set of topologies might be too restricted or biased to allow discrimination between genes: if the vast majority of the topologies are very unlikely, none of them will ever be favoured, and differential clustering is unexpected.

But it has also produced a ruling class increasingly remote from an increasingly bitter people.The general election due on November 28th looks set, as ever, to favour Egypt's rulers and to disfavour, perhaps more than ever before, the cause of democracy.

He is similarly derisive of democracy, calling it the "stupidest form of government ever conceived", favouring a monarchy instead.

Circumstances would seem more than ever to favour Romano Prodi, Italy's former prime minister, as Mr Santer's successor, when the decision is made in June or July.

Under John Major, Mr Blair's Tory predecessor, Britain secured an opt-out from monetary union but remained sufficiently involved with the EU to secure its enlargement to the east, impeding the "ever closer union" favoured by Europhiles.

In 2003, only 23.3%% of ever-married women favoured its discontinuation [ 2], and 60.8%% believed that FGM is required by their religion.

In 1995 only 12.7%% of ever-married women favoured the discontinuation of FGM; by 2014 this had more than doubled to 31.3 %.