Sentence examples for favouring the same from inspiring English sources

For all the arguments about not liking two central defenders favouring the same foot, surely the dependable Lescott presented a better bet than Demichelis, who admittedly did well before the foul but was found wanting in one moment - which is all it took in the shape of Andres Iniesta's perfect pass and Messi's darting run.

Such a low level of differentiation between widely dispersed populations may be interpreted as a signature of homogenizing selection, favouring the same allelic variant in otherwise disparate populations (through either directional or balancing selection).

(1) "All statistically significant differences favoured one ownership type"—studies fulfilled two requirements: at least one outcome with P<0.05 favoured either for-profit or not-for-profit and all outcomes with P<0.05 favoured the same funding structure (that is, all favour not-for-profit or all favour for-profit).

Carney heaped praise on the US Federal Reserve for its policy of providing guidance to the financial markets on the future course of interest rates – an indication that he may favour the same approach for the UK.

Lewandowski is now thought likely to make a comeback within the constantly shifting Trump inner circle, as he favours the same approach of "letting Trump be Trump" as Bannon is believed to.

Two slices of aid amounting to €43.5 billion have been paid since December; another €5.6 billion will be paid by March provided dozens of legal and administrative benchmarks are ticked off.The troika recently rejected a draft investment-incentives law because it favoured the same local interest groups that already have a stranglehold on a large part of the economy.

Under Pochettino, who favours the same formation, their problems breaking down teams and giving their strikers service remain.

The logic states, confirmed by Mancini himself, that he did not wish to play with two left-sided central defenders by pairing Lescott with Matija Nastasic - but does another logic not state it might be wiser to pair the better defenders, even if they both favour the same foot?

And the logic of that scenario still favours the same ol' Brexit. .

As a consequence, natural and sexual selection can favour the same traits, thereby mutually reinforcing each other (as in the case of condition-dependent ornaments discussed above).

This placement was not robustly supported and indeed Bayesian analyses of nucleotide sequences in the absence of Primates (some of whose sequences failed tests of compositional homogeneity) favoured the same placement as suggested by the protein sequences.