Sentence examples for favoured that from inspiring English sources

Brewers favoured that batch, and the yeast spread.

Because the Guardian correspondents who contributed to our State-of-the-Union report card favoured that letter.

Designs were favoured that could create weapons-grade material as well as electricity.Today those priorities have been reversed.

I liked Robinson a lot, and agreed with much of what he said, especially about subjects being favoured that are easy to assess, eg maths.

He also created many paintings of young women engaged in domestic activities, much like his contemporaries Gerrit Dou and Gerard Terborch, who also favoured that subject.

The Celtic manager Martin O'Neill was also quick to insist his side were never favoured that way but fortune was certainly with him on the same Edinburgh ground on Sunday.

I don't favour that approach and I don't know anyone who does," Brown wrote.

Yet logic favours that choice or so argue French logicians.Even the severest critics of a single supervisor admit that it may come one day.

Evolutionary adaptationists tend to ask, of any given trait, what effect might have led natural selection to favour that trait.

5-7 +/-, indicates a moderate preference for one dimension of the scale suggesting that the student will learn more easily in a teaching environment which favours that dimension.

From the summit you can see which parts of Menorca are being favoured at that moment.