Sentence examples for certainly favour from inspiring English sources

The circumstances certainly favour them.

Bulova, the club's "official timekeeper" would certainly favour Asia, too.

We would certainly favour a national system of entitlement.

Thus, controlled grazing activity could certainly favour the conservation of dung beetle biodiversity and improve ecosystem functioning by maintaining dung decomposition rates.

"Provided we know exactly what we are doing, I would certainly favour restoring them to what they were a year ago".

You would make the case, presumably, for nature's cure?" Milton Friedman: "Some of my friends in the Austrian school of economics would certainly favour doing nothing in the hope of a cleansing of the system, but I wouldn't.

Public opinion certainly favoured the Crimean manoeuvre, but in Donetsk and Luhansk, Russians have died.

He certainly favours the dramatic approach but conveys the game with genuine passion.

It has certainly favoured "latitudinal" circulation (precisely circulation along the geomorphological features) of human and animal populations despite the global climatic changes.

Regardless of whether the current system favours players overall, it certainly favours teams in big markets over those in small ones.

These open landscapes certainly favoured the migration routes of large mammals along the Mediterranean basin, and also favoured the dispersal of modern humans into the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula.