Sentence examples for lectures in favour of from inspiring English sources

There Hahn worked hard at chemistry, though he was inclined to absent himself from physics and mathematics lectures in favour of art and philosophy, and he obtained his doctorate in 1901.

Hare & Hounds, Birmingham, Sat; Wigwam, Dublin, Wed JT While studying music technology in Leeds, Ed Russell skipped lectures in favour of educating himself by more visceral means: namely through having his organs displaced by the West Indian Centre's soundsystem and attending Hessle Audio-affiliated night Ruffage.

Moreover, the sophisticated rhetoric of the philosophers in 155 Carneades lectured in favour of natural justice one day and against it the next was perceived by leading Romans such as Cato the Censor as subversive to good morals.

But Klopp's dab hand with the telestrator was as good as tied once his team took the field against Diego and company, and when the visitors were three up after 21 minutes you got the feeling that the professor might as well cancel his half-time tactics lecture in favour of popping in a video and grading papers.

The breast cancer lectures showed higher ranking in favour of traditional lectures in 5 of 7 parameters (p < 0.001).

In contrast, the breast cancer lectures showed higher ranking in favour of Traditional lectures in 5 of 7 domains (p < 0.001).

The cervical cancer lectures showed higher ranking in favour of EVS in all 7 SELT domains.

In middle age he had neglected poetry in favour of lectures, essays and TV.

Martin Rees, the distinguished scientist whose Reith lectures start this week, spoke next, in favour of the motion – but only just.

The cervical cancer lectures showed higher student ranking in favour of EVS in all parameters.

Lecturing widely, he spoke freely in favour of international reconciliation and against armaments.