Sentence examples for has generally favored from inspiring English sources

To complement his cultivated shirtlessness, Pop has generally favored jeans.

NASA's leadership, conditioned by the Apollo experience, has generally favored big manned projects over the opposition of many scientists.

The administration has generally favored expanding wilderness acreage, letting Congress determine which areas should be protected and how.

(Mr. McCain's campaign did not respond to requests for comment on those criticisms on Tuesday, but he has generally favored market approaches to foster energy alternatives).

Sensitive to public opinion and budgetary pressures, the White House has generally favored lower troop levels during its previous deliberations on Afghanistan and Iraq.

The association, which for decades has generally favored policies to expand the ranks of American scientists, is devoting a portion of its annual policy seminar next month to talk about the "postscience" situation.

Minority voters in Texas have generally favored Democrats over Republicans.

Since Dutch colonial times, land tenure regulations here have generally favored such resource exploitation.

There are always trade-offs, and we in the U.S. have generally favored the latter.

Now, rejection gives the developer the right to sue the town, and the courts have generally favored developers.

That idea would require approval of state regulators, but state officials have generally favored construction of the reactor.