Sentence examples for favored life from inspiring English sources

A 2014 Washington Post poll reported that a majority of Americans favored life without parole over death as a penalty for murder.

The inability of the government to obtain a federal death sentence in Manhattan does not mean all jurors favored life sentences.

Further studies should be conducted to seek possible solutions in developing these MRL while giving considerations to the MRL owners' favored life style.

According to a 1973 New York Times poll approximately ¾ of blacks and Puerto Ricans favored life without parole for convicted drug dealers.

Indeed, a 2013 survey of Boston residents, conducted several months after the bombing, found that 57percentt favored life without parole over the death penalty for the suspect.

In adults, wild-type p53 over-expression limited life span in females and favored life span in males.

But evidence favoring life's high probability could exist closer to home.

Mr. Corzine opposes it, favoring life imprisonment without the possibility of parole for capital offenders.

A majority of Americans accept or even favor life in prison without parole as an alternative to execution.

Gallup has asked whether people favor life imprisonment without parole as an alternative to the death penalty, and those surveyed are almost evenly split, with 49 percent supporting capital punishment and 46 percent preferring life imprisonment.

His idea is that -- cosmically -- there is something that, through some kind of natural selection, tends to favor life.