Sentence examples similar to models traditionally favored from inspiring English sources

Nor should the candidate bum Newports or Kools, brands traditionally favored by African-Americans.

Community sports programs were struggling to maintain their usual offerings, which have traditionally favored boys.

Confronted with the choice between subsistence and subsidy, the Alaska patriot has traditionally favored the pragmatic compromise: subsidized subsistence.

Some of these widows, and their children, are left destitute, with no livestock (the traditionally favored currency of the Maasai).

In a district that has traditionally favored Republicans, many experts saw Mr. Holt's 1998 victory as something of a fluke.

Fiorina has also been courting technology executives in Silicon Valley, a rich source of funding that has traditionally favored Democrats.

The Shas rabbis have traditionally favored exchanging land for peace, arguing that Jewish lives matter more than territory.

The egalitarian structure the Workers Partyy has traditionally favored may be contributing to the perception of chaos, political analysts say.

EDUCATION: A- Democrats traditionally favored every antipoverty program except the one that might be most effective: reform of inner-city schools.

The admirals used a platform traditionally favored by influential figures in Britain seeking to influence public policy: a letter to the newspaper The Times of London, published Wednesday.

The speech to the Hispanic group is an attempt by Mr. Romney's campaign to reach out to a demographic group that has traditionally favored Democrats.