Sentence examples for favoured further from inspiring English sources

Alongside this, the soil properties at Aberystwyth, combined with high humidity which can act to slow N translocation in the crop, may have favoured further investment in roots.

Several delegations favoured further consideration of postal or electronically facilitated systems of voting, while other delegations were concerned that this would not allow for the transparency necessary in the decision process, as a full exchange of views on controversial issues was essential to come to an agreement.

Both countries backed the nomination of Juncker, who is thought to favour further European integration.

Big firms tend to favour further support for indebted euro-zone members.

He argued that the public sector would have to be more innovative, but did not favour further organisational change.

In 1986, on the select committee on defence, he was totally opposed to the US deployment of the Strategic Defence Initiative (Star Wars), favouring further research with British participation.

In general, however, he favours further codification of standards.The existence of a permanent committee proposing rules about what governments can and cannot do is a complication most prime ministers could happily do without.

This favours further Treg activation.

It is the policy of the IgAN Consortium to favour further collaborative genetic studies.

For novel compounds, a response rate of, say, 20% in general may not favour further development.

This inhibition could result in reduced esophageal clearance or reduced LOS function, thereby favouring further GER [ 50].