Sentence examples for favouring it from inspiring English sources

Post-impressionist artist Paul Gauguin revived woodcut printing in the late-19th century, favouring it for its primitivist effect.

Favouring it's use are its' osteogenic, osteoinductive and osteoconductive properties in addition to being histocompatible and completely osteointegrative [ 1].

European attempts to forge a common position have foundered, with Germany opposing the Palestinian request and France's president, François Hollande, wavering but then favouring it again.

The earliest date given is about 10,500 bce, which is described by scholars favouring it as the beginning of the Incipient Jōmon period that lasted until approximately 8000 bce.

In CO atmosphere, however, ruthenium oxides remain stable, depending on the Pt to Ru site distribution: it is assumed that Pt in contact with Ru acts as a "catalyst" for the reduction of ruthenium oxides and strengthens the Ru CO bond favouring it over Ru-O (ligand effect).

As a teenager, Dutronc, like so many others, was inspired by the burgeoning sound of rock'n'roll coming out of the US, and in 1959 he picked up the guitar for the first time, soon favouring it over his ukulele; he'd also learned to play violin and piano as a youngster.

Social change favoured it too.

Even Mr Haider says he broadly favours it.

They also favoured it for low-relief modeling.

And being helpful, natural selection has inevitably favoured it.

However, the report makes clear that terrorists also favour it.