Sentence examples for favour a single from inspiring English sources

He said he would favour a single body to look at high salaries across the public sector.

For those on the left who favour a single state, it means a multi-ethnic, multi-confessional country in which a Palestinian Muslim might one day become prime minister.

The literature does not favour a single surgical method from objective measures or patient-reported outcomes.

There does persist some debate on this issue, but even those who favour a single origin (e.g. Vaughan et al. 2008; Molina et al. 2011a) allow for significant introgression with wild rices elsewhere (in India and perhaps Southeast Asia).

In all cases, genes fail to favour a single tree.

However, selection on populations in temporally very stable environments may favour a single mode of life history and eliminate another [ 21, 23, 51].

Indeed, he favours a single, more flexible job contract for all, to bring an end to France's two-tier labour market.

The pair remained in dialogue with the Everton board following the end of a six-week due diligence period in January but it is understood Kenwright favoured a single investor rather than a consortium.

It's a grabby mystery, vividly reconstructed with an assist from ace cinematographer Robbie Ryan, though its Rashomon-style layering of perspective is fussy and unilluminating, particularly when the film's focus overwhelmingly favours a single casualty, Irishman Ger McDonnell.

Everton's chairman, who has always liked to draw comparisons between the club of his childhood and Arsenal, is understood to have favoured a single investor with a long-term vision.

In an interview, the Microsoft co-founder blamed IBM for the shortcut, saying he had favoured a single button.