Sentence examples for traditionally favoured from inspiring English sources

Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia are the transit countries traditionally favoured by the gangs.

This many-minds conception seems at odds with the unitary container traditionally favoured by novelists.

China's development has traditionally favoured the city over the countryside and the coast over inland regions.

Wyoming is politically conservative and has traditionally favoured the Republican Party in presidential contests.

So, I asked, how important was Mandela's gesture in throwing his weight behind the South African rugby team, traditionally favoured by whites and hated by blacks?

BC executive Stefano Quadrio Curzio hit out at Vodafone, which had traditionally favoured Phones 4u over its larger rival Carphone Warehouse.

Markets traditionally favour Republican candidates.

The Academy awards are decided by around 7,000 members, and they traditionally favour dramas.

The New Englander's margin of victory in a state that traditionally favours more local talent has political scribes still scratching their heads.

Some argue it will benefit the BJP as it indicates the participation of large numbers of urban voters who traditionally favour the party.

The film has generally been considered a comedy, but its inclusion in the drama category could give it more weight as a potential favourite for the Oscars, which traditionally favours more serious fare.