Sentence examples for has favoured a from inspiring English sources
Worst, the Turner has favoured a certain kind of art, the sort that hogs headlines, looks good on tele-vision.
The sessile, filter-feeding way of life shown by sponges has favoured a body plan of radial symmetry, although some members have become asymmetrical.
Azeri officials see the Western response to Ukraine as tepid, part of a worrying pattern of disengagement.This perceived indifference has favoured a crackdown in Azerbaijan.
Taiwan decidesTaiwan elected as its next president Chen Shui-bian, the candidate of Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party, which has favoured a formal declaration of independence for the island.
People have continued to come out on the streets, in smaller numbers, but with greater resolve.Mr Sobyanin has favoured a more subtle approach.
He has favoured a longer-term historical perspective, throwing public money at blockbuster exhibitions on Philip II and Charles V that show Spain in a powerful "European" light.
Vertebrate evolution has favoured an increasing importance of these lobes in the integration of stimuli.
Natural selection has favoured an enormous variety of behaviour in both parents and offspring that serves to ensure the maximum survival of the young to maturity.
His aftershave (the great orator seems to have favoured a splash of Aramis).
Differences of latitude, elevation, soil type, and climate have favoured a variety of plant growth.
Some members are thought to have favoured a deal, but not to have insisted on choosing the Germans as partners.
