Sentence examples for far favoured from inspiring English sources

The markets have so far favoured BNP: all the banks' share prices rose after its bid.

Mr Modi has so far favoured an odd combination of building sky-high expectations, courting adulation and moving on.

He has so far favoured a kind of 4-3-3, witheMattackingthe attacking spearhead and Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic swarming behind him.

The reasons for that act of excommunication were not as valid as those advanced in 1077, and many nobles who had so far favoured the pope turned against him because they thought the prohibition of investiture infringed upon their rights as patrons of churches and monasteries.

Early reports from clinical trials of AI's vs tamoxifen have so far favoured AI's in terms of disease-free survival, risk of contralateral disease and toxicity profile.

As different as these parties were and are, they have all, so far, favoured "Europe"—ie, Germany's proper place in a more-or-less united EU.

America so far favours self-regulation and sectoral laws, for example for the health-care industry, in order to protect the personal data of its citizens.

In summary, the evidence discussed thus far favours the view that sex influences the normal functioning of the healthy NSDA pathway, as well as the nature and incidence of the degenerative processes affecting this pathway; sex hormones, specifically estrogens in females, seem to play a key role.

The papers published so far avoid favouring any particular market structure.

Statistical efficiency is maximised by allowing randomisation probabilities to 'adapt' at five points during enrolment phase, based on the response data available so far, to favour doses expected to provide greatest additional information on the dose response.

So far, the government has favoured wind farms, creating another artificial market to subsidise new ones.