Sentence examples for favoured if from inspiring English sources

The employment minister, Eric Abetz, said on Tuesday that Christians in the Middle East were "the most persecuted group in the world" and should be favoured if Australia increases its intake of fleeing Syrians.

Regional development may be favoured if the inhabitants have a strong attachment to the area or if the population density in cities where they might relocate is already unmanageably great.

Based on a bi-material theoretical approach supported by experiments it is found that interface delamination can be favoured if crack bifurcation occurs in the compressive layers with a low inclination angle.

Within an individual territory, nest sites (hollows) were favoured if they had a spout angle of ⩾50° to the horizontal and an entrance size of between 5 and 10 cm.

For instance, if Twitter data offers better estimates for certain demographic groups, certain areas, or certain types of trip, then the people or places for whom the estimates are better may be favoured if Twitter data is used in policy decisions (for example, transport infrastructures might be unknowingly adapted more toward the needs of those who make more use of Twitter).

Each data point in Fig. 17 corresponds to a specific cluster size and represents the difference in energy sums between the indicated polymorph and form III. As mentioned above, HBSs dominated by t-connections (I III, X) are favoured if only the strongest interactions are taken into account.

A number of times I've lost my wallet or been short of a bit of money but people will do you favours if you're nice.

A generalized response might then be favoured even if it is less effective than a given specialized defence, if it is at least somewhat effective against most predators.

Rather than mounting ad hoc rescue missions after the event, it would commit itself in advance to help favoured countries if the need ever arose.

However, it remains to be determined whether the SA or AS arrangements is favoured or if they are energetically not differentiable.

This adjustment is favoured only if the conditions from 1 year hold for the following year (e.g. a warm year is followed by another warm year).