Sentence examples for favoured problems from inspiring English sources

Following Brentano, he favoured problems on the borderline of descriptive psychology, grammar and logic (he supplemented his object/content distinction by that of actions/products).

But his own favoured process has its problems, too.

Yet would they be allowed to prevail against dozens of new nuclear reactors - Gordon Brown's favoured approach to the problem?

He then changed tack to say the protesters were students who had been paid to attend, before settling on a favoured tactic of blaming all problems on the west.

But these inquiries concern the possibility of 'sweetheart deals' for favoured companies, when the bigger problem is that Luxembourg offers major tax breaks to all companies – as long as they have enough money.

Anyway, according to opinion polls, I may be spared such contortions as something called "devo max", it seems, is Scotland's favoured option - but the problem is no on seems to know what it is.

He wanted the economy department to come up with a "robust, cogent solution to the problem" but its favoured £55m buy-out of scheme participants didn't come up to snuff, he claims.

As taxpayers have got crosser, the state has tried to tax them as sneakily as possible while adding tax breaks for favoured lobbies.This points to two endemic problems with government throughout the West.

Many governments attempt to resolve this problem by protecting politically favoured producers while also reducing consumer costs.

This means that those investors are taking a loss, which will soon start to show up in lower returns throughout the venture-capital industry.Part of the problem is that the favoured dot.com door to capital the IPO has temporarily slammed shut, and along with it the preferred exit for venture capitalists.

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.