Sentence examples for favoured fast from inspiring English sources

Mr Hirst and his dealers have favoured fast sales over the art-historical side of his career.

He favoured fast, incisive statements of densely-packed runs, often ending in brusquely dissonant squalls or prolonged warbles, as if he were gargling with pebbles.

Sandown 3.45 With the Walter Swinburn stable in top form, Stotsfold should give a good account of himself on his favoured fast ground.

Among those to have spent the last month wincing in frustration is Kevin Ryan, whose The Grey Gatsby will get his favoured fast surface for the first time in more than a year when he takes on Exosphere.

As a new ball is more conducive to fast bowling, this favoured fast bowlers and therefore the team with the best pace attack, in this case Australia.

However, consumer choices are being skewed by government actions, such as massive programmes of agricultural support that actually favour fast foods over healthy eating.

Good news perhaps for Wayne Rooney, Juan Mata and Shinji Kagawa, albeit the new manager has tended to favour fast, mobile players who can beat a man close to goal (hence the importance of Robben – still – at Bayern).

The four-year-old daughter of Dansili came to the fray at the top of her game, having won the Yorkshire Oaks 16 days previously but though she is another who favours fast underfoot conditions, the heaviest rain held off long enough.

Whilst it is accepted that some goals favour fast driving and others favour safe driving, little is known about the interplay of these conflicting goals.

The nanosheets and the inner channels of CMK-3 are more beneficial to the diffusion of Li+ while the interconnected conductive network favours fast electron conduction.

Higher humidity and moderate temperature favour fast decomposition of organic manure which was already prevailing during that weather (temperature ranged from 23 to 35 °C and humidity ranged from 60 to 90%).