Sentence examples for favour status from inspiring English sources

These are people who favour status over principle and "royalty" over legitimacy.

11.29am: Jay asks about the perception that News International had favoured status within Scotland Yard.

Are bigger and smaller companies dealt with differently by ACE (the big often have favoured status and cosy relationships)?

But Edelman had favoured status, according to the Climate Investigations Center, which has tracked the company's complicated relationship with the fossil fuel industry.

It's the way in which these profoundly enmeshed relationships – lubricated by the exchange of money, favours, status and media attention – shape what gets proposed as policy in the first place.

To explore the reliability of assessing industry-favouring status prior to data extraction, the same two reviewers independently evaluated 20 randomly selected studies from our cohort using a computer-based random number generator and found very good inter-observer reliability (kappa = 0.80).

"There is a tendency to favour the status quo.

All the parties insist they do not favour the status quo in Europe.

Northern European central bankers who favour the status quo like to quote Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky: "Money is coined liberty".

They continue to solidly favour the status quo, even if many of them do not vote in local elections.

I think there is a natural bias among government bodies and international bodies to favour the status quo over disruption.