Sentence examples for not be favoured from inspiring English sources

Mr Jackson would not be favoured to win, but a Jackson-Thurmond battle would certainly make the sparks fly.

Institutions and evolutionary processes build many environments, and what counts as rational procedure in one environment may not be favoured in another.

Emphasizing cashmere would lead to the selection of the goats with the finest fleece and highest market value which in turn would lead to a reduction in the total herd size because low-quality animals would not be favoured.

Other possible breakpoint combinations would lead to the loss of an important functional domain in the fusion protein, or to an out-of-frame product, and will not be favoured in tumor samples.

There are studies suggesting to us that this approach may not be favoured in other areas.

For example, elderly or frail patients may not be suitable candidates for invasive surgery, and radiation therapy may not be favoured for young patients (Ting et al, 2005).

Hub-and-spoke networks, often found in air freight, have not been favoured by railways in the past.

Hardwood saw mill residues have traditionally not been favoured by the particleboard industry owing to their high density and extractive contents.

Hardwood saw mill residues have traditionally not been favoured by the particleboard industry (or indeed other forest product industries) owing to their high density and extractives content.

"I am not being favoured.

Bone peg epiphysiodesis has not been favoured by the orthopaedic community because of the associated blood loss, donor site morbidity, length of surgical time and length of stay.