Sentence examples for favoured daily from inspiring English sources

But that does not justify the British system of taxing television sets, any more than it would allow the government to tax spectacles to finance a favoured daily newspaper.Mr Miller describes the BBC as a "noisome, overweight and anachronistic beast".

Half-baked 'stings' do journalism no favours The Daily Telegraph's anguished splash on last week's news that the Commons Standards Committee had rubbished its latest "cash for access" investigation suggested the paper felt victimised by MPs.

The scheme is effectively a compromise between the coloured 'traffic light' system developed  by the Food Standards Agency and adopted by most supermarkets and the rival GDA (Guideline Daily Amount) favoured by some retailers and manufacturers.

The sole liberal daily, Haaretz, has favoured the military campaign, albeit with questions about its conduct.

He said it was a good thing the government had stopped using language like "innovation" and "agility" in its daily messaging – words favoured by Malcolm Turnbull – because it did not inspire voters.

The Daily Mail have favoured Sarah's storyline with Zoe.

By comparison, most adults in the UK drink alcohol in moderation, but do so in the knowledge that drinking a bottle of vodka a day is likely to be injurious to health, and few are in favour of daily drinking from age 14 years.

Women's reasons for seeking abortion were in some instances dismissed as irrelevant because the procedure was assumed to be so 'traumatic and terrifying' as to apparently outweigh any rationale in its favour (The Daily Mirror, February 18 , 2010.

Daily intermittent haemodialysis is favoured over continuous renal replacement modalities, as it provides more rapid and efficient clearance based on the low molecular weight of chlorate [ 5].

In terms of quality of life, adherence is favoured by a lower impairment of daily activities (OR = 0.978) and a higher disease impact (OR = 1.03).

Dourgarian noted that Steinbeck had favoured "unusual" stories instead of describing the daily briefings from military officials.