Sentence examples for if it favoured from inspiring English sources

The British economy would be £20bn-a-year better off by 2030 if it favoured offshore wind over gas-fired generation as the driver of an essential overhaul of the country's energy infrastructure over the next two decades to replace aging power plants and keep the lights on, according to Cambridge Econometrics, the think tank.

The difference was recorded as positive if it favoured the intervention and negative if it favoured the control or comparison intervention.

Google's search is closed and proprietary, so we have no way of knowing if it favours Knol unfairly.

These either burn fossil fuel and thus contribute to global warming, or use uranium, which brings problems such as how to get rid of the waste, as well as political opposition.Though wind power has its opponents, too, its environmental virtues might be enough to swing things in its favour if it were also reliable.

She treats life, she says, as if "it's rigged in my favour".

If it voted in favour, other countries might follow suit.

If it finds in favour of Kosovo, the floodgates could be opened for a whole raft of new states to emerge.

If it goes in favour of leave it will hand Britain's young people a country that most of them do not intend to vote for.

Likewise, companies that are leaders in big data – for example, Twitter and Facebook – could also be tempted to move into the insurance sector if it starts to favour their particular expertise.

It was described as extremely rare that a woman would not follow the doctor's advice if it was in favour of the fetus.

It should be kept in mind that publication bias tends to favour trials with a positive outcome and it is likely that recovery data is more likely to be reported if it shows in favour of an intervention.