Sentence examples for favoured the view from inspiring English sources
In war, he trusted his military experts and in general favoured the view that victory could be won only on the Western Front.
Most writers have, instead, favoured the view that rights are to be analysed into other, more basic, notions, principally those of duty, permission and power, with perhaps the addition of other criteria.
Twentieth-century critics favoured the view that Smart suffered from some kind of mental distress when writing his poems.
Only a small number of voters favoured the view that scientific information, as presented during the conference, should continue to be used by policy makers for decision making.
He then concludes [on 17 March 2003] there is a reasonable basis, then finally says he favours the view that [going to war] is legal.
Later Christian tradition favours the view that he was executed there (1 Clement 5 1 7), perhaps as part of the executions of Christians ordered by the Roman emperor Nero following the great fire in the city in ad 64.
Time course profiling of representative gene expressions, in parallel with flow cytometric analysis of the intracellular ROS level, favours the view that coelomocyte populations are under oxidative stress that can signal-transduce to immune cascades downstream [13].
In these cells trafficking does not affect surface expression of transporters favouring the view that calyculin's inhibitory effects stem from it interfering with trafficking.
The author favours the view that CAB has an advantage over castration.
However, phylogenetic analysis favours the view that these are still SERKs [ 40].
