Sentence examples for started to favour from inspiring English sources

But just before independence in Rwanda, the Belgians changed their minds and started to favour the Hutus, on the view that the oppressed majority was deserving.

Banks soon started to favour business that was profitable (ie, risky) but which, under Basel 1's crude definitions, escaped the appropriate capital charges.

But then the penalties signalled by referee Jonathan Kaplan's arm, which was changing direction as wantonly as the flags on the roof of Murrayfield, started to favour England.

In retirement he recognised that Britain had a somewhat haphazard approach to breeding sports horses, especially when the increasing technical demands of show jumping and dressage started to favour the "warmbloods" of continental Europe, whose breeding had been refined over generations of encouragement and state subsidy.

Researchers and clinicians therefore started to favour the idea of an epithelial barrier defect to rationalize this breech in homeostasis (Wehkamp et al, 2005a, 2008).

I've always said that the day after they decide there's money to be made in the single market they will start to favour the Euro.

Likewise, companies that are leaders in big data – for example, Twitter and Facebook – could also be tempted to move into the insurance sector if it starts to favour their particular expertise.

Federer 4-6, 7-5, 6-6* Roddick Roddick unleashes a mighty sixth ace of the match, but he's getting more and more drawn into baseline rallies, which is starting to favour Federer, particularly as the real venom of the first set has now abated.

As differentiation progresses, single cells start to favour the high expression of genes associated with the NECT (Fig. 4D; supplementary material Fig. S3G).

Do it a few weeks after the teacher starts to favour her, which is usually quite early in the year.

17,000 BP [ 32]) both the sea level and the fresh water content gradually started to rise, favouring both the species that continued to oviposit on brackish water and those that started to oviposit on fresh water, and a post-LGM population expansion occurred on Guadalcanal (texp = 16,800 BP and 14,000 BP for An. farauti s.s. and A. irenicus, respectively).