Sentence examples for wide favour from inspiring English sources

Acetate fabrics found wide favour for their softness and graceful drape.

Acetate fabrics found wide favour for their softness, graceful drape, wrinkle resistance, and resistance to staining.

Following their expulsion from Spain in 1492, the Jews were more than ever taken up with messianic hopes and eschatology, and Kabbala found wide favour.

At the opposite end of the scale, lightweight pneumatic rock drills have also found wide favour in mining and certain tunneling operations.

A wide consensus favours "mixed communities".

Human hip-width is a putative example of sexual conflict over trait values, with wider hips favoured in females to accommodate child birth, but disfavoured in males because of mobility costs [ 13].

There is wide evidence in favour of ML methods when compared to time series models for tourism demand forecasting (Akin 2015; Claveria and Torra 2014; Wu et al. 2012, Hong et al. 2011; Chen and Wang 2007; Giordano et al. 2007; Cho 2003; Law 2000 and Law and Au 1999).

You would think that some awareness of the history and philosophy of science would guard against making such distinctions, but it's a sad fact that some scientists still prefer to ignore the wider picture in favour of a gung-ho advocacy of their favoured bit of scientific methodology.

Students from as far afield as Glasgow and Cornwall travelled to London for the demonstration, which organisers hope will kickstart a wider campaign in favour of free education.

The European firms are helped, too, by the wider policies that favour public transport and therefore ensure there is a steady flow of orders for trams.

Pew says that figure has been pretty steady throughout the election campaign and is a wider margin in favour of the president than his victory over John McCain four years ago when Obama won the Hispanic vote by 67% to 31%.