Sentence examples for whether he favours from inspiring English sources

But asked whether he favours a ground incursion into Gaza, as right-wing politicians are advocating, he concedes: "I'm hesitant.

The author provides such a brief description of the RNA to DNA transition that it is not clear whether he favours the evolution of ribonucleotide reductases as a prerequisite to the origin of DNA.

Despite this, Sir Geoffrey refused to be drawn on whether he favoured early entry for Britain into the European currency.

When I asked whether Johnson was planning to scrap the competition, or whether he favoured a permanent homage to Sir Keith, the spokesperson paused before revealing that the mayor is committed to London maintaining its position at the forefront of culture.

The Lib Dem leader said coalition government was good for the UK but did not indicate whether he favoured partnership with the Tories or Labour.

He keeps all the forces in his government in balance, creating endless debates about whom he favours, and indeed whether he is the puppet-master or the puppet.

Allardyce is currently the bookmakers' favourite, although whether he would favour an immediate return to football after being released by West Ham remains uncertain.

Asked whether he would favour a first taste of life in the Premier League, he added: "Let's just say I am in good shape".

Javid, who during the election campaign questioned whether the BBC "could have done a more balanced job", sidestepped questions during the interview about whether he personally favoured getting rid of the licence fee, saying it was a matter for charter review.

Asked whether he had favoured his friends, Tarantino said it was Hellman who had originally taught him how award-giving at festivals worked, more than 20 years ago.

I ask Sonya whether she favours Clinton or Obama this time round.