Sentence examples for should have favoured from inspiring English sources

He is funnier, but sometimes fluffs his punch lines.This week's debate should have favoured Mr McCain.

Higher up the mountain Romain Bardet made his move, immediately before a tricky descent that should have favoured him.

Looking at the final three months of the year should have favoured the handheld consoles since spending on their packaged games and downloads is typically much higher than normal in the weeks before Christmas.

Those conditions should have favoured the heavier Cambridge crew in the 161st men's race, but Louloudis stroked favourites Oxford to their 11th success since 2000, all under the stewardship of coach Sean Bowden.

However, O'Reilly disagreed, saying the pitch was so wet it should have favoured the batsmen because the ball would bounce slowly from the surface.

Under the current paradigm, such ability for aerobic performance should have favoured maintenance of Mb.

Had it happened a year ago, when it should have, I would have favoured Joe slightly to win.

Of these, some have favoured dopaminergic imbalance.

This might have favoured the ICU group.

Now Serbia having trouble in their semi-final game might not bode well, but it was an understandable outcome considering their opponent just knocked off Spain, whom some actually thought should have been favoured in a gold medal match.

In this situation, a mutant self-compatible hermaphrodite that provided reproductive assurance when pollination agents were a limiting factor, and could outcross with other hermaphrodites, should have been favoured over a female-sterile hermaphrodite (pollen-only) [ 17, 27, 68].