Sentence examples for thus favoured from inspiring English sources

The system has thus favoured strong, one-party rule, and so a strong executive.

The melting curves have a positive slope, as the solids are denser than their equivalent melts and are thus favoured (enlarged) with increasing pressure.

No, there are five: Priti Patel is usually included alongside IDS, Gove, Whittingdale, Grayling and Villiers because she ticks a couple of obvious boxes and attends cabinet, one of seven ministers of state thus favoured.

The country's tycoons, whether ethnically Chinese or bumiputra (ie, Malay, and thus favoured by a policy of affirmative action), regularly put outside investors at a disadvantage with the same old intra-pyramid transactions as ever.

The stem cell phenotype is thus favoured by submaximal Wnt signalling.

Biomechanical interlocking is thus favoured by the surface irregularity and roughness of dental implants.

These start off hot, thus favouring the formation of amino acids and RNA-forming bases.

Conservatives thus favour institutions and practices that have evolved gradually and are manifestations of continuity and stability.

He thought that sympathetic and cooperative tribes and groups would flourish in comparison with communities made up of more selfish individuals, and that natural selection would thus favour cooperation.

Until a decade or so ago, the PDO was positive, maintaining the ocean off the west coast of the United States slightly warmer than normal and thus favouring the chance of an El Niño.

In parliament, Messrs Saakashvili and Zhvania told the president to sack his top security men, who run their own lucrative web of businesses.Instead, Mr Shevardnadze sacked his entire government, thus favouring neither the disappointed reformists nor his own embarrassing cronies.