Sentence examples for favored starting from inspiring English sources

Only half of the H.I.V. experts gathered by the Department of Health and Human Services favored starting drugs in patients with healthy levels of more than 500 T-cells.

So it would be logical that, like Muslims, observant Jews would favor starting the weekend on Friday morning.

The big industrial countries of Western Europe generally favor starting the new round, which had been scheduled to start at the last major meeting, in Seattle in December 1999.

I do not favor starting Crusades or burning people at the stake.

And it would make tax changes that favor start-ups, including making permanent President Obama's 100 percent exemption on capital gains taxes for investments in small start-ups.

Republicans continue to have many factors working in their favor, starting with the weak economy and Mr. Obama's tepid job-approval numbers.

But it was Sanders who was oddly on the defensive despite what has been momentum in his favor, starting out the night more combative than Clinton and wasting his time on petty one-liners.

The decks were stacked in Levine and Shelton's favor starting way back in the blind auditions, when – due to reputation or raw persuasiveness – they frequently won the best talent.

For women: Lighter dresses come back into favor starting in spring so pack some of them in your bag.

So the campaign in favor starts out with that going for them.

I'm one of those people who claims to not be competitive, but then starts honking like a goose as soon as favor starts to swing in my direction.