Sentence examples for has favoured for from inspiring English sources

From the title on in, you might expect this 10th Pumpkins album to be nothing but doleful six-minute dirges, full of the spacey electronics Corgan has favoured for some time.

2011 Edinburgh At the wedding of her granddaughter Zara Phillips the Queen wore an apricot wool coat in a style she has favoured for formal daytime events for many years, with a matching silk patterned dress by Stewart Parvin.

Even a tiny change in the complexion of that caucus increases the odds of the House sending the Senate bills it can work with, rather than the acts of protest it has favoured for the past four years.More important than the small changes to how Republicans will look are the different ideas that some of the new members will bring with them.

WASHINGTON, Jan 27 (IPS) - When U.S. Defence Secretary Robert Gates accused Iran of "subversive activity" in Latin America Tuesday, it raised the question whether he is trying to discourage President Barack Obama from abandoning the hard line policy of coercive diplomacy toward Iran he has favoured for nearly three decades.

The combination in attack was also the one Capello had favoured for his first competitive match in charge, the 2-0 victoverover Andorra in Barcelona.

Downing Street has made a deliberate effort not to antagonise the ministers who have come out in favour of leaving the EU, and Cameron has been very conciliatory towards Michael Gove, claiming (not entirely accurately) that he has favoured Brexit for years and years.

In office, he has favoured group rights for Amerindians, who make up around half the total population of 12m.

He attacked the way Cameron has favoured business pals for non-executive appointments, the deep interpenetration of upper Whitehall and the Big Four accountancy firms (plus McKinsey) and the increased concentration of the top of the civil service from selective schools.

Although I don't doubt there may well still be difficulties ahead, the benefits appear to be considerable: a more efficient application system, the end of clearing and perhaps crucially, according to Ucas, the end of a system that has favoured the rich for decades.

One can thus envision that this proteome unusually low in aggregation-prone proteins has favoured a divergent evolution for Sp_Hsp104, thus making it less efficient to untangle aggregates of Q/N-rich proteins.

Under Ms Norton, the department has favoured opening up public lands for oil and gas drilling, as well as increasing snowmobile access to national parks.