Sentence examples for this has favoured from inspiring English sources

In many cases this has favoured the positioning of flowers and fruits beneath the canopy on the trunks of trees accessible to animals unable to climb or fly, an adaptation called cauliflory.

This has favoured a more sedentary way of life for the nomads.

This has favoured the evolution of females that permanently or optionally do not release a cue in the mucus to decrease excessive and costly matings resulting in unusually high frequencies of male-male copulating attempts in the wild.

Priorix-Tetra™ was licensed in July 2006, and both vaccination schemes (MMR + V and MMRV) have been widely used; this has favoured comparison between the two vaccination regimens in a previous study conducted by the Bremen Institute for Epidemiology and Prevention Research [ 15].

The sanctions are also meant to show a jumpy Israel that there is an alternative to a military attack.This newspaper has favoured sanctions because an Israeli assault might start a regional conflagration, dragging in America and even then might not succeed.

Yet in general it is undeniable that the trend across the world has favoured this broad conservative family in recent months.

This point that quantitative easing has favoured the old rather than the young was reflected in another paper this week, this time from Canada Life.

Growth has become less job-intensive, so the economy needs to grow faster to hold down unemployment.One reason for this is that the government has favoured capital-intensive industries, such as steel and machinery, rather than services which create more jobs.

In the euro crisis she has favoured small, slow steps.

Twice now, in successive innings, fortune has favoured the brave.

Labour has favoured options to retain a "credible" nuclear deterrent.