Sentence examples for favoured until from inspiring English sources

Not only was she pro-choice on abortion; she also favoured, until recently, letting unions organise without a secret ballot.

The standard described the breed's colouring as "Grey, Grizzle or Brindle", as the typically Black colouring of Scotties did not become fashionable or favoured until the 20th century.

Offer favours until you gradually make your way up to queen bee.

Increasingly, and perhaps with an eye on polls that show Conservatives losing support from the very women voters who consistently favoured them until 2005, men are making similar complaints.

There are trinkets that witness love, gadgets that have transformed cooking, favoured garments worn until shapeless.

But he says he favours waiting until the government's plans for the elections are clearer; possibly late this year or early next.

Current findings that the majority of patients with hormonally sensitive tumours (which represents the majority of breast cancers diagnosed) recur following the completion of five years of hormonal therapy would suggest that changes in either the tumour cell or host environment do not favour recurrence until the completion of treatment.

Mr Bush favoured capping carbon emissions until the voices of industry prevailed.

Return-on-equity targets (until recently favoured by British banks) reward leverage, prioritising risky over risk-adjusted returns.

Healey himself had briefly been an Oxford communist in the pre-war "popular front" years, favoured by party bosses until he left in 1940.

An opinion poll conducted by MORI, a research company, this October, found that 61% of voters favoured keeping the hereditaries until wider reforms have been agreed; just 28% backed the government's position that the voting rights of the hereditaries should be abolished before deciding on other reforms.Next year's struggle will be hard-fought.