Sentence examples for favoured too from inspiring English sources

In the Carolingian era some bishops even complained that the Jews were favoured too much by Carolingian rulers.

I have no idea if I did, but I do distinctly remember calling him "a big girl's blouse", coincidentally a term of abuse he sometimes favours, too.

Social change favoured it too.

This safety-first line is regrettably favoured by too many classical competition juries.

As an insider, his cause was helped by the staff, who had half the votes on the selection committee, but the majority of the board favoured him, too.

She appeared to be conservative in the commissioning of new works; she didn't chase after international choreographers such as Mark Morris and Alexei Ratmansky and in programming her seasons she favoured, perhaps too heavily, the MacMillan repertory that she loved.

The editors of the Dictionary of National Biography favoured her too: Acton, being a poet as well, made it into the very first volume in 1885; Beeton had to wait until the sorry-we-forgot-you "Missing Persons" volume of 1993.

Chinese stocks are out of favour, too.

Few politicians dare favour too much income redistribution.

There are other factors working in gold's favour, too.

Consumer tastes are in Tasmania's favour, too.