Sentence examples for favour beyond from inspiring English sources

Even the new "international" cuisine finding its way on to supermarket shelves often has a strongly regional flavour: Heinz's baked-bean pizza is unlikely ever to find favour beyond the shores of the British Isles.

England's performance found favour beyond their home shores, with United States greats Mia Hamm and Brandi Chastain impressed as they watched to discover their country's opponents in Sunday's final.

The firms must now wait to see if their technologies find favour beyond their labs and CES's showrooms.

Today, there are dreams for nearly 100 but only a half-dozen are actually being built.In this section Missing Mike The chronicles of greed Fiscal favours Beyond vodka Bug trouble A healthy jolt The future is clean Two Hartz beat as one ReprintsYet coal need not be a filthy fuel.

Arguments in favour of seasonal eating go beyond flavour, however.

In addition to genetic mutations, other factors, including prolonged exposure to the hormone estrogen, as when menstruation starts before age 12 and continues beyond age 50, favour the development of cancer.

But Sir Ken's niece Susan and her husband Nigel Pritchard, who own a stake worth about 3%, are said to be in favour of diversifying family investments beyond Morrisons and are seen as likely to want to sell some shares.

And ministers will lean on banks to lend more to small businesses one of the previous government's signal failures.There are also signs that Mr Osborne has listened to calls to rebalance the economy, both thematically (away from financial services) and geographically (in favour of the poorer regions beyond England's prosperous south-east).

Regulators have changed their approaches slightly by allowing secondary markets in spectrum, but this anachronistically still presumes exclusive, not shared, use.Mr Benkler does not limit his analysis to computing and bandwidth, but tries to make a broader point in favour of sharing goods far beyond information technology.

But Eleanor Roosevelt and her fellow-drafters recognised that once the words were inscribed and subscribed, they would serve as an encouragement and a reproach, the goal for those (the activists again) who sought the realisation of those rights, a reproach to those governments who did nothing beyond voting in favour.

So do yourselves a favour and try and look beyond all the bullshit.