Sentence examples for favored most from inspiring English sources

Then, as now, the rival camps divided on which animal they favored most.

Of all the Nixon pretenders, those whom Nixon favored most were Gov. Pete Wilson and Sen. Robert Dole.

By all accounts, Mr. Obama did not even consider the candidates favored most by the left, like Harold Hongju Koh, his State Department legal adviser, or Pamela S. Karlan, a Stanford Law School professor.

Ranging from blues-seasoned rock to dirges and melodrama, it was obvious which of their material they favored most, but when it was right, it was right on, no matter how wrong it may have been, Nate Chinen writes.

This bill favored most of the features advocated by Bush, including the controversial administration by an autonomous scientific board.

Was it just coincidence that the move was favored most by those in make-up (tattooed or otherwise)?

Which equity markets do you favor most? A. U.S. equities still offer some of the best risk-rewards.

First-round opponent: [10] Andrea Petkovic (GER) Let's reiterate, with 17 women in the women's singles draw, all but three unseeded, there was a pretty good chance fortune wasn't going to favor most of them.

But the banal evil of bureaucracy in this case works in the tax resisters' favor: Most of the time, the IRS will respond to a letter politely explaining one's refusal to bankroll evil with a collective, institutional shrug.

If you have not decided on one pair of shoes, wear shoes with a heel height you tend to favor most.

During these Olympics, the Americans are still heavily favored -- most think this year's team has more power hitters -- but the Australians and Chinese have improved, too.