Sentence examples for favoured up from inspiring English sources

The 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1e the ball shifts to a compact 4-4-2 whenout the ball, Westerno (the 'No10') forming a front two with whoever iSydneyured up front.

Idealized models of walking and running demonstrate that, energetically, walking should be favoured up to, and even somewhat over, those speeds and step lengths that can be achieved while keeping the stance leg under compression.

The vice-president, Dick Cheney, has long favoured upping the threat of military action against Iran.

In the light of these data, the most probable hypothesis is that eIF6 overabundance alters the rate/efficiency at which certain mRNAs are translated, favouring up-regulation of motility-promoting proteins that are normally poorly translated.

Much of the build-up had centred not on how Qarabag would line up but on whom Deila would favour up front; the Norwegian opted for Nadir Ciftci over the in-form Leigh Griffiths.

The deputy prime minister said he personally favoured freeing up capacity from Heathrow by moving hundreds of flights to Gatwick, Luton and Stansted airports.

At first he favoured giving up the crown to Alexis, with his brother Grand Duke Michael as regent, but he changed his mind, feeling that the boy was too fragile.

Head coach Mike D'Antoni favoured an up-tempo style of basketball; this required smaller and more athletic players with the capability to outrun and outshoot their opponents.

The increased metabolism-secretion coupling observed in resveratrol-treated cells is favoured by up-regulation of the glucose transporter Glut2 and the glycolysis-initiating enzyme glucokinase, permitting increased provision of substrates into the mitochondria.

She favours ripping up the Human Rights Act, which enshrines convention protections, and has said so.

It also favours setting up a £100m community investment scheme aimed at supporting inner-city entrepreneurs funded jointly by the government and the venture-capital industry.