Sentence examples for which would favour from inspiring English sources

The important question, therefore, is this: did Hughes edit the book in ways which would favour his own reputation and manipulate hers?

Mr Standing suggests that one radical idea might be to ban industrial fishing in the worst performing African countries for ten years, which would favour labour-intensive fishing from dhows (traditional sailing boats).

The choice between more affordable electricity (which would favour onshore wind) and local environmental protection (which may favour other low-carbon technologies) is ultimately a societal and political one.

On the one hand, hydroxyl groups favoured the formation of phenolate ions, which would favour addition onto para phenolic positions.

This is especially the case for lower x values (which would favour the defence) and higher y values (also in favour of the defence).

In the medium term, as the financial case for biomass crops becomes more certain, we can envisage a 'tipping point' which would favour a switch from marginal agricultural land to biomass.

If Johnson does not favour a larger budget deficit it follows that tax reductions have to be matched by corresponding spending cuts, primarily affecting ordinary people, and he should explain which he would favour.

By this stage of the tour, Warner believed that Bosanquet was potentially the best bowler in a strong attack if he could bowl a good length, particularly on hard, fast pitches which normally would favour the batsmen.

Hamilton (1967) realised that organisms such as parasitoid wasps often had a life history in which LMC would favour female-biased sex ratios.

Catch selectivity data associated with four types of fishing gear (trap, gillnet, handline, otter trawl) were then incorporated to examine how r varied with gear type and with F. The resulting fitness functions were then used to estimate the F above which selection would favour early (4 year) rather than delayed (7 year) maturity.

Under the EM1 excitation, the results indicate that under conditions which would otherwise favour the occurrence of end-stop impacts for a seat equipped with a conventional damper, the use of the MR damper can result in considerably less severe impacts and correspondingly lower vibration exposure levels, particularly when positioned closer to its compression or rebound limit stop.