Sentence examples for actually favours from inspiring English sources

As a female engineering student, the situation actually favours me greatly.

This rather oddly will be a case of removing a tax expenditure which actually favours the least wealthy.

One problem for the atheists is that, much as priests may rant against the materialist society, it actually favours their vision of an afterlife.

EU state aids rules are a problem: they enforce an unrealistic model of "fair competition" which actually favours the large corporations.

Instead, they say, the past two months have shown that Google's proposed labelling – which would distinguish its own offerings from rivals' content – actually favours the US company.

Galton goes on to discuss making tea without a pot or mug, and actually favours a teabag – or at least a muslin bag to keep the leaves in.

Most scientists actually favoured deep-sea disposal, regarding disposal on land as more difficult and potentially environmentally hazardous.

Small Canadian publishers actually favour e-lending because the library market there accounts for as much as 40% of their business, says Paul Whitney, formerly of Vancouver Public Library.

(While most Republicans actually favour a path to citizenship, most Tea-Party primary voters oppose it; 37% would support a national effort to deport all undocumented immigrants).

However, consumer choices are being skewed by government actions, such as massive programmes of agricultural support that actually favour fast foods over healthy eating.

Schneiderman said Barclays had told its dark pool clients that it monitored for high-speed trading, but it didn't and it actually favoured high-speed traders.