Sentence examples similar to favour harder from inspiring English sources

It is possible that Emery saw something of his own style in Pochettino when he recommended him for Valencia; both managers favour hard-running, high-pressing, pacy football and they are obsessed by the little details.

In this and subsequent works Brancusi favoured hard materials and surfaces as well as self-enclosed volumes that often impart an introverted character to his subjects.

Bank accounts may not be the most important target: the dodgiest clients favour harder-to-trace gold or bearer securities.

Some residents favour this harder stance.

Intensive farming over the decades has meant that the lowland meadows and marshes the bats favour are harder to find".

The Saatchi announcement is likely to fuel speculation about a battle between Andy Coulson, the director of communications, who is said to favour a harder, more negative edge and Steve Hilton, the director of strategy, said to favour a more positive upbeat campaign.

And to keep pace with countries such as China, children must be forced into more "rigorous" exams, with higher stakes, and all those namby-pamby subjects such as hairdressing and health and social care pushed off school timetables in favour of harder subjects such as history and French.

Do you tend to favour a hard or soft mattress?

Accused by MP Nick Boles of being in favour of hard Brexit.

Bigelow sacrificed accuracy in favour of hard-to-swallow anti-heroics.

Larry Elder, a conservative pundit, wrote a book about blacks who blame racism for nearly everything called: "Stupid Black Men".Mr Fryer eschews histrionics in favour of hard data.