Sentence examples for source in favour of from inspiring English sources

World leaders were succumbing to "bogus science and catastrophism" and considering abandoning fossil fuels – "the world's cheapest, most ­efficient and wealth-creating power source" – in favour of "costly, ­­inefficient renewable energy".

A subsequent exposure of the whole surface closes the cells by creating a polymer cap across each one.Another approach is to abandon LCD technology, in which the pixels act as tiny shutters for a separate light source, in favour of emissive materials, in which each pixel actually emits light.

Sources say it will find "in favour" of the families and illustrate, in detail, the lengths to which South Yorkshire police orchestrated a "cover up" to hide their culpability by blaming the fans.

It's also an issue that most sacrifice solid references to sources in favour of a cleaner design or simpler wording.

It demotes science and social concerns as a source of values in favour of religion and warps the former by glorifying Indian contributions to it.

The law provides that "in a free and democratic society there is a need to protect journalists sources and presumes in favour of those journalists wishing to protect their sources".

The increase in sensitivity of rectal examination and in the number of prostatic resections in the placebo arm were also two sources of bias in favour of finasteride.

The modern state rightly moves away from traditional religion as its source of ideological unity, in favour of post-religious humanism (equality, rights).

Such groups, not wanting to appear hostile to a virtuous power source, tend to argue in favour of offshore wind farms, but these are considerably more expensive than onshore ones.Despite the difficulties, however, money is flowing in (see chart 8).

It's the way history has been taught in British schools ever since the advent of the schools history project in the 1970s and the rejection of historical knowledge in favour of "source analysis" and "child-centered" learning ("Imagine you are a Roman centurion …").

Compatibility to older browsers such as Internet Explorer 9 has been sacrificed in favour of source code comprehensibility and maintainability.