Sentence examples for favoured both by from inspiring English sources

Taking this into account, Peters (1983) drew attention to the increase in cost of hunting licences with game size (Peters 1983, p187), and the tendency for large species to be favoured both by governments funding conservation and by those concerned with animal welfare.

And these would be even more likely to come to light in the envisaged conditions, where inbreeding would be favoured both by the small size of the population, and by the fact that inbreeding depression would be minimal.

In turn, this change in human life-style had major impacts on the environment of agriculture and hence the traits and characteristics of plants and animals that were favoured both consciously and unconsciously by humans.

People in rural Nebraska can adopt a different approach to lap-dancing from people in San Francisco Vermontt can demonstrate its uniqueness by favouring both gay marriage and tight controls on internet porn".Moral federalism" has deep roots in America.

Cult labels like Rick Owens, Ann Demeulemeester and Hood By Air are favoured by both musicians.

Thermodynamic studies suggest that the binding was enthalpy driven for SI but was favoured by both negative enthalpy and strong favourable entropy contributions with SA form.

Insertion by interventional radiologists has been more convenient and is favoured by both medical oncologists and patients.

It is suggestive in this context that the parallel to war with Iraq favoured by both Washington and London is the struggle against Adolf Hitler.

The tinted glasses favoured by both Burton and his best buddy Johnny Depp are missing, leaving the director's face open, benevolent even.

At friends' birthday parties, corn dogs were always the first of the snacks to go – favoured by both kids and adults alike.

Horse-drawn fayton carriages (favoured by both locals and tourists, with rides around £4-£8 a pop) are the island's organic taxis.