Sentence examples for favoured formula from inspiring English sources

Items that favoured formula feeding were reverse-coded, and a summative score of all items made up the total IIFAS score [ 30].

Over the last 35 years, Childish has produced a catalogue of work that encompasses music, art, poetry and prose, yet almost never strays from his favoured formulae.

There's a favoured media formula for legal protection: "The names have been changed... " For the BBC's big autumn drama launch, you'd have to reverse that formula: only the names haven't been changed.

During the late 1920s and early 1930s, the U.S. Post Office instituted payment formulas that favoured aircraft large enough to carry passengers as well as mail.

This will help us to see which formula is most favoured by employers and students; what, if any, problems there are; and which GPA system would be best suited to the UK higher education landscape.

Penalties all favoured Australia.

Favoured destinations included New Zealand and Australia.

The first favoured by Whitehall's silkiest mandarins involved a "short, elegant formula" pledging a referendum on transfers of significant powers from Westminster to Brussels, with ministers deciding what "significant" meant.

Wrestling is another favoured sport.

This favoured fringe candidates with radical views.

The reforms favoured modernization of agriculture.