Sentence examples for was discarded in favour from inspiring English sources

His specialist clothing was discarded in favour of kit from the Nenets.

As a result of these and other objections, type-type identity theory was discarded in favour of what was called "token-token" identity theory.

During the reign of Philip IV (1621 65), the lance was discarded in favour of the rejoncillo (short spear), and leg armour was introduced to protect the mounted bullfighters.

In our hands (entry 1), the solvent-free process resulted in a rapid rise of pressure and so was discarded in favour of the more reliable Leadbeater method, carried out in ethanol solvent, which has been reported to proceed in reasonable yield (67 81%) on multigram scale in sealed vessel microwave apparatus [33] and more recently in a large scale batch reactor [34].

Furthermore, the numeric value of the summary statistic AUC 0 was discarded in favour of a dichotomous sensitivity score.

As the distress severity scale explained over 90% of the variance for the majority of symptoms, the impairment of functioning severity scale was discarded in favour of the distress severity scale.

Tongue-twisting names in native languages were discarded in favour of numbers.

State newspapers, which had been mouthpieces for regime views, were discarded in favour of lively, cheeky new titles that spared the new Iraqi rulers few blushes.

These productivity apps, which lock you away from the internet for hours at a time, may soon be discarded in favour of a much trendier gizmo: the Hemingwrite.

However, this thorough study clearly showed a cull would not work, so … it's being discarded in favour of ill-thought, rushed pilot culls solely designed to placate the powerful farmers' unions.

He starts an affair with Consuela (Penélope Cruz), one of his students, and tries to protect himself by finding ways to dump her to avert the humiliation of being discarded in favour of a younger man.