Sentence examples for more favoured from inspiring English sources

"As opiate-based drugs become less popular, spice has become a more favoured option.

Unsurprisingly attacking players are more favoured than defenders, and goalkeepers hardly get a look-in.

I probably know what it takes to win it but there's more favoured players than me".

Some genres are more favoured than others to reach No 1.

No British competitor in an international tournament could have been more favoured.

This means that some synaptic pathways are more favoured than others.

In places where boys are more favoured, their confidence to try new things will tend to be higher.

23 Jul - 22 Aug The more the week progresses, the clearer and more favoured your position becomes.

Of these heroes the more-favoured (who were related to the gods) reverted to a kind of restored Golden Age existence under the rule of Cronus (forced into honourable exile by his son Zeus) in the Isles of the Blessed.

Mr Akin was clearly banking on the strong support he still appears to enjoy in his home state from social conservatives, who carried him to an upset victory in the 7 August primary against two more-favoured candidates.

This result is consistent with our prior expectation that the self-perceived health of women undergoing a less-preferred method of management, which is, in itself, slower in resolving uncertainties, would be poorer than those undergoing the more-favoured alternative.