Sentence examples for formerly favoured from inspiring English sources

Though now not so fashionable, the elegant and classical side-saddle seat was formerly favoured and considered correct by many horsewomen.

Anti-smog rules require a clean-burn additive to petrol, and one formerly favoured, known as MTBE, turned out to have nasty properties, and is being phased out.

As the postmodern embellishments formerly favoured by DreamWorks and its ilk have begun to fall away, animation has returned to the narrative rigour and emotional underpinning that made classics such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Bambi impervious to the ravages of time.

Here we re-evaluate a mathematical model used previously to study persistence of cross-feeding and conclude that the maintenance of cross-feeding interactions could be favoured for a larger parameter ranges than formerly observed.

President Jaafar Nimeiri, formerly close to the Communist party, was leaning towards the Islamists, who favoured the introduction of sharia law, even in the predominantly Christian south.

Economists across the organisation bemoan the loss of its intellectual leadership and fret that they may get second-raters instead.In looking for replacements, Mr Köhler is said to favour Tim Geitner, formerly an undersecretary in the Clinton Treasury, for either Mr Boorman's or, now, Mr Fischer's job.

Particularly in recent decades, the introduction and general use of modern diagnostic systems such as ICD-10 or DSM -IV/5 have broadened its definition and blurred the picture and course of formerly defined unipolar depression favouring terms such as "spectrum disease", "mixed states" including a variety of psychiatric comorbidities (Ghaemi 2008).

Following this line of thought, we suggest that familiar songs should cue involuntary memories by favouring events formerly associated with that cue.

Formerly a rowing and sailing beach boat, the Seabright skiff developed into a high speed, seaworthy motorboat favoured for sport fishing.

His reputation was always high, but, whereas formerly the works of his last period were most admired, those of his youth and of his Genovese period have been favoured in the 20th century for their freshness and spontaneity.

Some Russians are trying to get money out [of Europe] and into Singapore, which is the new Cyprus [formerly the banking centre favoured by wealthy Russians].