Sentence examples for more usually favoured from inspiring English sources

Instead, Kanebo will take a route more usually favoured by Japan's corporate failures and ask for a government bail-out.

Longitudinal studies are here compared with repeated cross-sectional surveys more usually favoured and funded by governments.

They were also unlucky that the weather intrusions usually favoured the home side.

This is not the case for prednisolone: several studies indicate that in mammalian species including cattle [ 35, 36], 11β-hydroxysteroid-dehydrogenases (11β-HSD) mediate the interconversion of glucocorticoids usually favouring the more active 11-hydroxy-compound over the 11-keto-metabolite.

While the American translators tend to use more high-valued modal expressions, the Chinese translators usually favour median- and low-valued MODALITY.

The left usually favours an anti-tragic mode.

Court verdicts in religious disputes usually favour Muslims.

Females usually favour younger males born or joined into the clan after they were born.

Although usually favouring the avoid-and-ignore method of dealing with online comments, attacks on her family have been hard to bear.

Zn2+ usually favours a tetrahedral coordination geometry.

Surgical correction is more usually required, however.