Sentence examples for both expected to favour from inspiring English sources

Results from Nigeria's two biggest cities, Lagos and Kano, both expected to favour 72-year-old Buhari, had not yet been announced.

Both techniques are expected to favour loss of seed dispersal (Davies and Hillman, 1992).

The rationale for these two levels of residual basal areas was, therefore, that single-tree selection with LRBA would create relatively more light availability and was expected to favour the development of both ecologically and economically important mid-tolerant tree species (Donoso 2013).

Although mid-term elections are traditionally expected to favour opposition parties, Labour is playing down expectations of making significant gains with sources keen to stress the local authority elections are mainly being staged in Conservative heartlands.

This would be expected to favour binding of ternary complex and Factor X, both of which are required for GCN4 start codon recognition.

However, postal votes are expected to favour Mirabella.

Generally, higher turnout is expected to favour Remain.

Natural selection might be expected to favour the progeny of men who enjoy bringing them up.

Opposition leaders and pollsters told me before-hand that a high turn-out was expected to favour Mr Chávez.

Darwin knew that natural selection could not be expected to favour the evolution of disadvantageous traits, and he was able to offer a solution to this problem.

One is the widespread use of technology, which might be expected to favour those workers who are able to exploit it.