Sentence examples for highly favoured from inspiring English sources
"highly favoured" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means that someone or something is greatly preferred or supported. Example: The new policy was highly favoured by the majority of the employees, leading to its successful implementation.
The title was taken by newcomer Japan in a final against the highly favoured U.S.
The species most highly favoured by harvesters produced relatively large resprout shoots.
The Smartas may give preference to one deity above the others, and Shiva is highly favoured among them today.
Ice dancing made its Olympic debut, and the highly favoured Soviets Lyudmila Pakomova and Aleksandr Gorshkov won the gold.
The ʿabīd were highly favoured by Ismāʿīl, well paid, and often politically powerful; in 1697 98 they were even given the right to own property.
Although highly favoured at the royal court, Peter fell into constant conflict with the College of Physicians, who accused him of malpractice.
The women highly favour divorce: "Yf they did require divorse/ They might enjoy it, wthout mor remorse/ of doinge ill, than gamesters that give ore/ When they are losers".
It's also worth pointing out that the DLC highly favours the vampire faction, so any players whose instincts tell them to opt for the Dawnguard are advised to make sure they can give the bloodsuckers a go at some point.
The THES ranking has been widely criticized because of its excessive emphasis on peer review (see for instance [42]), that would highly favour British universities.
"I very highly favour Serena for it, not only as she has won so many times but it is a surface that suits her game so beautifully.
Low productivity environments favoured highly competitive phage-sensitive E. coli, while high productivity environments favoured less competitive resistant E. coli; hence competition was more important at low productivity and parasites were more important at high productivity.
