Sentence examples for example in favour of from inspiring English sources

Could then all surveys be somehow skewed, for example in favour of the BJP and against Congress?

We can have democratic control but this will have us poorer than we might be; it's not just that countries may build up excessive debts but that they may decide to stint on long-term projects (infrastructure or education, for example) in favour of short-term spending.

For example, in favour of my point of view, Sidgwick could note that I am an individual rather than a hive-member.

Partly inspired by the American example, movements in favour of national parks sprang up in many other countries, beginning with Canada, which established its first three national parks in the mid-1880s.

Britain, for example, voted in favour of the moratorium, but its delegation to Marrakech plans only to ask for "quotas based on science".In a similar vein, one of ICCAT's most important participants, the European Union, said on October 28th that it would "champion bold and decisive measures".

Jacobs, for example, was in favour of perimeter blocks rather than isolated residential towers as the retraction of buildings from side walks diminished social interactions, as fewer points of exchange (e.g., doors, windows, porticoes) between buildings and streets were present [4].

This example argues in favour of the dominance of the "incomplete synthesis" over the "neosynthesis" concept in production of some complex carbohydrate determinants.

Finally, the ability of the paradigm to conduct organizational updating during run time (in case of an agent being destroyed or differentiating into a phenotype of profoundly different nature, for example) [ 38] makes an ineluctable case in favour of the agent-based philosophy as the most suitable for dealing with organizational relationships appropriate for complex systems.

That is why, for example, we are in favour of co hosting," said the former Uefa general secretary.

Pacific Biosciences of Menlo Park, California, for example, eschews nanopores in favour of a technique that uses fluorescence to watch DNA molecules being built up, base by base, though it reckons it will not have a product until 2010.

As for not heeding the market, current feature-length Japanese animations, for example, omit shadows in favour of increased attention to movement.