Sentence examples for considerably favour from inspiring English sources

Baghdad not only has a weakened hand, but the demographics in the province and realities on the ground considerably favour the Kurds.

Their data indicated that a decreased folding stress at lower cultivation temperatures (20°C) considerably favoured heterologous Fab antibody production.

Although the new King and Queen had awarded Sarah's husband the title Earl of Marlborough, Sarah and John enjoyed considerably less favour than they had during the reign of James II.

The few cost-benefit analyses available lean considerably in favour of fortification.

When external costs for different energies are internalised in power and water costs, the relative cost differences are considerably increased in favour of the nuclear systems.

Decorated Indian cushion covers are favoured considerably.

The number of votes cast in his favour was "considerably more", according to a spokeswoman, than any other candidate, who included artists Allen Jones, Paul Huxley and Anthony Green.

Officials in Berlin say her visit is necessary to improve communication at a time when the balance of power in relations between the EU and Turkey has shifted considerably in Ankara's favour, largely due to the fact that Turkey is currently the main source of the 700,000 people who have entered the EU this year.

Not surprisingly, the chances that a girl will be cut are considerably higher when her mother favours the continuation of the practice.

As Matthew Sweet adumbrates at some length in Shepperton Babylon, his superb book about early British cinema, Novello's achievements as a screen actor have been considerably downplayed over the years in favour of his music and theatre activities.

But it is now 2015; the Scots booted out most of their Labour MPs in favour of an SNP considerably further to the left, the UK has experienced the banking crisis, the growth of unstable employment and big demographic change.