Sentence examples for typically favoured from inspiring English sources

While piano and other keyboard instrumentation was typically favoured throughout the album, the song also contains multiple guitar parts, in keeping with the sound more traditionally associated with Harrison.

Each bay consists of two beach types: open, pebbled beaches (typically favoured by A. gazella), and bouldered coves with steep, overhanging cliffs (typically favoured by A. tropicalis, Figure 1).

Model comparisons, using PLL, in the simulation study typically favoured the BS t models over the BN-∞ model when the true models were heavy-tailed.

Measures of health-related QoL are typically favoured due to its multidimensional nature and its evaluation of a broad spectrum (Coen, O'boyle, Swanwick, & Coakley, 1999).

Although over half (55%) of A. gazella and A. tropicalis females changed their breeding locations among years, they were extremely faithful to the habitat type typically favoured by their species.

Overall, the in vitro synthesis of longer TASK-1 fragments typically favoured a native type II topology of TM1 at the expense of the inverted form (cf. Figure 6).

Operators typically favour reefing but it is not always economical or allowed, says David Welch of Stone Energy Corporation.

They typically favour wet or otherwise moist habitats, though some are adapted to comparatively dry environments.

He feels that the reality TV show format typically favours drama and intrigue over real business sustainability.

In short, arguments favouring private over public provision are not just theoretically flawed, but typically favour the few at the expense of the many.

But neither is anxious to be his party's sacrificial lamb in a second-term presidential battle that typically favours the incumbent.