Sentence examples for is gaining favour from inspiring English sources

A carbon tax is gaining favour with governments and economists worldwide.

The seemingly frivolous platform is gaining favour with everyone from international NGOs to newspapers, as a powerful storytelling tool.

And because the resource is concentrated, the resulting wealth passes through only a few hands—and so is more susceptible to misdirection.This misdirection points to another explanation for the oil curse that is gaining favour: politics.

He Weifang, a prominent legal expert at Peking University, wrote this week that recent events in Chongqing "threatened the basic principles of a society under the rule of law .The manner of the recent crackdown could be a sign that Mr Bo's approach (which includes dollops of spending on housing for the poor) is gaining favour in Beijing.

A new management model that gives employees increased flexibility is gaining favour.

A free-to-use font designed to help people with dyslexia read online content is gaining favour.

In recent years selective education has been gaining favour with many of the surviving grammars gradually increasing their intake.

Coram, the children's charity, says concurrent planning seems to be gaining favour after a drop in the number of referrals.

He once sponsored a Venezuelan family to come to America legally.In this more civil conversation, an idea by Mr Shurtleff, the attorney-general, has been gaining favour (although he, too, is getting bags of hate mail for it).

For this game Stuart Broad has been rested to undergo strength training, but is under no illusion that Tim Bresnan's honest bowling is gaining him favour as a reliable workhorse.

The map has been rigged outrageously to favour the Republicans.Florida is gaining population and seats.