Sentence examples for therefore favour from inspiring English sources

The brain may, therefore, favour stability over plasticity.

Hacked Off therefore favour an alternative regulator, Impress, which has announced its intention to seek charter recognition.

Developers therefore favour onshore projects, and farmers, driven by falling agricultural incomes to look for new sources of income, are happy to oblige.

The surviving production team may therefore favour a hands-off boss, while BBC news management and the BBC Trust would probably prefer someone who is hands (or even fists) on.

We therefore favour a cap-and-trade scheme, in which a multilateral organisation either auctions or allocates tradable permits to participating countries, which entitle the holder to a certain level of emissions.

A model with a free surface might therefore favour subduction initiation as discussed below (see Fig. 6).

Natural selection therefore favours different characteristics in different situations.

This phenomenon of segregation is strongly exothermic and is therefore favoured by a reduction in temperature.

Also, the π-stacking could be generated into the micelle, enhancing the rigidity of the organically bulk structure and therefore favouring the encapsulation process.

The core of the theory is that decisions economic actors face today are affected by decisions made in the past and that history therefore favours some decisions over others (See for instance (Martin, 2010; Martin and Sunley, 2006)).

Hitherto, with the rising price of crude oil, declining reserves of medium and light crude oil and the abundance of unconventional crude oil (i.e. heavy oil and bitumen/tar sands), their exploitation is therefore favoured.