Sentence examples for continues to favour from inspiring English sources

Israel continues to favour the needs of settlers over established populations.

And, in the meantime, the market continues to favour the strong.

It also brings Britain closer into line with opinion within the Irish republic - where polls show an overwhelming majority continues to favour unification.

Even with the return of growth, the big economic picture continues to favour older age groups at the expense of the young.

Even so, he is keen to present himself as a constructive negotiator rather than a troublemaker.And despite the dislike for bail-outs, Finnish public opinion continues to favour the euro, which is also backed by both business and the unions.

In March 2010, the European Union also signed a draft agreement to extend the Open Skies agreement, with analysts commenting that Europe had failed to win any concessions on a deal that continues to favour the US.

But it said investors "will continue to favour a conservative outlook" because of the continued volatility of the oil price.

But it continued to favour Mr Buthelezi.

But several British institutions continue to favour foreign workforces, or be favoured by them.

Why does he allow the tax system to continue to favour debt rather than equity?

The needs of the economy mean that, overall, monetary policy will continue to favour debtors.