Sentence examples for favour the latter from inspiring English sources
Evidence appears to favour the latter theory.
Diversity must be a source of richness, not antagonism, and countries that favour the latter must be excluded.
I favour the latter, but it should be for Scottish Labour members to make that decision independently.
Yet, in choosing between Field Marshal Shafiq and Moussa, many will favour the latter – better "old regime lite" than a man from the military again.
I favour the latter, simply because Mr Osborne said the Government needed to look at the BBC's website evolving into a de facto online broadsheet.
He added that personally he favoured the latter option.
The ghost stories of Montague Rhodes James, products of exquisite reticence, favoured the latter pace.
The IPE board favours the latter, despite a pledge by Nymex to retain the IPE's open outcry trading system.
Cornershop's Tjinder Singh favours the latter suggestion – and doesn't think that it is necessarily a good thing.
Uefa – unofficial motto: never mind the football look at the money coming in – favours the latter, so don't hold your breath.
