Sentence examples for particularly favoured from inspiring English sources

The cross-stitch of chiasmus is particularly favoured in Sonnet 30.

Melons, pomegranates, and the jujube are particularly favoured, and Al-Buraymī is noted for its mangoes.

She was well received and was particularly favoured by the royal family.

Before the war started, Israel was particularly favoured by venture-capital (VC) firms, which put seed money into new companies.

First is a cascade of companies a ploy particularly favoured by Italians to gain control of a larger group.

It goes without saying that any fish served raw should be spanking fresh, but even in Peru there's no single species that's particularly favoured for ceviche.

Their diet includes insects, blackberries and seeds, but they particularly favour the oak's bounty.

I am also aware that most, when asked, say they particularly favour its news component.

But far from being a threat to newspapers, it is a huge opportunity - and one that particularly favours consumer journalism.

The American went on: "Because of the rain, the course particularly favours someone who can hit the ball high, long and straight.

Moreover, the disproportional presence or absence of certain ethnic minorities in certain occupations may be to do with racism or features of a particular labour market but they may also be due to, for example, an ethnic group particularly favouring a certain profession (eg., medicine) or for example not working with meat products.