Sentence examples for would have favoured from inspiring English sources

But he said he would have favoured more debate in the chamber prior to the deployment.

And they have a strong machine; a primary restricted to members of Concertacion parties would have favoured their man.

Had it happened a year ago, when it should have, I would have favoured Joe slightly to win.

Avoid calling it something obvious like cock if it is not a term he would have favoured.

It has assisted growth in allowing big development in the south of England, when a more dirigiste French or German state would have favoured the north and west.

But his reforming social democratic and European instincts will live on if the next Lib Dem leader takes the party on the kind of political journey that his late lamented colleague would have favoured.

As is so often the case in a women's World Championships, this was a tense, tactical stalemate until the final 40km, and a more selective race would surely have favoured Armitstead.

This logic does not apply to revisionist states, though, which, by definition, will attempt to change the status quo despite rational calculations that would otherwise have favoured the defence.

Selection would then have favoured retrograde response-dependent control of ERC production/rDNA pol-II transcription.

The absence of mtSSB would also have favoured the retention of minicircles once formed.

Temporal fluctuations would presumably have favoured generalists that are well adapted to each of the alternating resources, whereas coexisting specialists might evolve when the resources are simultaneously present.