Sentence examples for favored time for from inspiring English sources

Dr. Gravel and Dr. Bustamante now calculate that 51,000 years ago, give or take several thousand years, is the date best supported by genetic data, bringing the geneticists' date into alignment with the archaeologists' favored time for the exit from Africa.

But those alternatives are a tough sell in a political environment that favors jail time for even nonviolent crimes.

Contrary to previous studies, our findings favor older times for the divergence of the major groups of primate parasites in the Oligocene with the origin of all mammalian Plasmodium and the separation of the lineage leading to P. falciparum taking place as deep as the Eocene, together with the radiation of African anthropoids.

Mr. Dimon says he "would be in favor, over time, for some sort of increase that would resemble a carbon tax".

There was a non-significant trend favoring shorter time intervals for the retest in the studies with adequate results for the retest statistical analysis (value ≥ 0.70) in comparison with those with non-satisfactory results (value <0.70) (Table  4).

Quinn has favored Duckworth for some time now.

One can only assume that the figure has increased over the last decade, as many schools have eliminated recess in favor of more time for academics.

Managers should stay within their area of expertise, but when a manager's style is out of favor, it's time for the mutual fund company to bring in people with different expertise.

"Seul sur la terre" is one of Donizetti's great tenor set pieces and at one time much favored for its wonderful lyrical equilibrium and its high-flying tests of the singer's skill.

The Bush administration's solicitor general at the time, Theodore B. Olson, favored arguing for a flat-out opposition to any consideration of race or ethnicity in college admissions, while Mr. Gonzales supported a more moderate approach.

A1 Bush Choice for Drug Czar President Bush nominated John P. Walters, who favors jail time over voluntary treatment for drug offenders, to lead the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.