Sentence examples for nevertheless favoured from inspiring English sources

Recalled by the emperor Michael II, who nevertheless favoured the iconoclastic party, Theodore was not allowed to resume his abbacy.

Most people attempt to find ways in which altruistic behaviour, which is believed to be detrimental to the fitness of the actors, is nevertheless favoured by natural selection.

Altering the advertised criteria – suitable candidates unable to offer the three/four-days-a-week commitment initially required will now be considered nevertheless– might help a favoured candidate (did anyone mention Lord Coe?) into the job but does raise the question of what the job is.

Nevertheless, in the early 1990s it was the favoured music of a certain brand of twentysomething hipster, who it was hard not to feel didn't really like music that much.

Nevertheless, it flourished, and anarchism became the favoured type of radicalism among two very different groups, the factory workers of Barcelona and other Catalan towns and the impoverished peasants who toiled on the estates of absentee owners in Andalusia.

These results are somewhat surprising in light of the prominent role played by phen in copper-catalysed Ullmann amination.[ 4– 9] Nevertheless, they can be explained in the context of the solution studies which showed the favoured formation of the ionic cuprate species (III, Scheme 4) on addition of phen to copper(I) amide in DMSO.

Many consumers in Singapore are nevertheless quite willing to spend up to around S$75 US$500) on a single purchase of about half a dozen of the favoured fruit to be shared by family members.

Penalties all favoured Australia.

Wrestling is another favoured sport.

Favoured destinations included New Zealand and Australia.

This favoured fringe candidates with radical views.