Sentence examples similar to I invariably favour from inspiring English sources
As with any new electronics gadget, consumers invariably favour the one that has gained early momentum in the marketplace.
Security considerations invariably favour those with the right connections and play against any kind of open competition.
On the other hand, such valuation does not invariably favour a particular ecosystem, such as a planted forest: there is potential for adverse, or surprising results.
Pharmaceutical companies engage in drug development in order to both address the health needs of populations, and to contribute to economic well being through wealth creation; and as a result of current drug marketing models (i.e., strong IPR, high priced drugs), the needs of people in developed countries are invariably favoured over those in developing countries.
Potential shareholders have more choice over where to put their money.It is hard to argue that this environment invariably favours one sort of structure over all others.
The custom of women wearing veils was banned, the minimum age for marriage was raised, and strict religious divorce laws (which invariably favoured the husband) were made more equitable.
"I have always favoured change.
"I'd probably favour Djokovic - and I favoured Murray at the US Open.
I strongly favour going ahead with fracking.
