Sentence examples for favoured both from inspiring English sources

Public transport companies are favoured, both environmentally and for providing mobility to poorer segments of society.

Immobilised collagen on the smooth plasma-treated surfaces favoured both fibroblast adhesion and activation.

Throughout those years he concentrated on instituting new economic policies that favoured both domestic and foreign private investment.

Attacking out of the sun was still favoured, both because it preserved the element of surprise and because diving added speed.

Severus' social policy favoured both the provincial recruitment of senators (Easterners, Africans, and even Egyptians), causing a sharp decrease in the percentage of Italian senators, and the elevation of the equestrian order, which began to fill the prince's council with its jurists.

The action favoured both contestants, as each wrestler alternated having the advantage.

In theory they can favour both Abbott and Jowell, but none have so far.

They see "government as favouring both the rich and poor simultaneously".

If they favour both, they are usually members of the ALP.

He has manipulated the system to favour both himself and the ruling party, Golkar.

The drier South African Middleveld favours both red grass and drought-resistant species of grasses.