Sentence examples for records favour from inspiring English sources

The records favour Wales since the two sides first met in a Home Nations match in 1882, with the men in red having won 65 of the 120 games played, Ireland taking 49, with six draws.

For example, treatment records will favour recordings of evident clinical diseases and be hampered by treatment thresholds of the individual farmers and veterinarians.

Mr Snyder's book straightens the record in favour of the voiceless and forgotten.He starts with the 3.3m in Soviet Ukraine who died in the famine of 1933 that followed Stalin's ruthlessly destructive collectivisation.

Lennon recorded I'm Losing You with Cheap Trick before ditching the recording in favour of the one that appeared on Double Fantasy.

Stalin went on record in favour of the concessions to the more moderate policy proposed at the Congress.

Countries with good growth records become favoured by investors who bid up share prices accordingly; future equity returns are thus lower.

The expressiveness of Lion's musicians demanded lengthier recording sessions and longer-playing records: he favoured 12-inch, not 10-inch discs because, as he said, "these guys need more room to stretch out".

The unfettered deployment of a participating voice, abandonment of the idea of disinterested recording in favour of subjectivity so extreme that it threatens to displace or usurp the subject appear unprecedented – because the precedent is hiding in plain view.

More than a quarter of G20 member states – including Mexico, its next chair – are on record in favour of a stronger committee, and now, after years of relative quiescence on this crucial issue, developing countries seem to be finding their voice.

"There is a security that remains on the public record in favour of Craig Whyte, Clarkk told BBC Scotland.

This time, as Shackleton records, Providence favoured them.