Sentence examples for earlier favour from inspiring English sources

Costa returned the earlier favour for Willian, being afforded the space to play a precise ball across the box for the Brazilian to slide the ball past Elliot from close range.

They should have been dead and buried in the 15th minute when Hernandez tried to return the earlier favour from Berbatov by attempting to set up the striker to make it 2-0.

He had earlier favoured Hailsham, but changed his mind when he learned from the British ambassador to the US that the Kennedy administration was uneasy at the prospect of Hailsham as Prime Minister, and from his chief whip that Hailsham, seen as a right-winger, would alienate moderate voters.

The CLOT trial data referred to earlier in favour of LMWH over oral anticoagulation did not extend beyond 6 months.

Earlier this year the CBI  urged that businesses should "speak out early" in favour of the UK remaining inside a reformed EU.

Businesses should "speak out early" in favour of remaining in a reformed European Union, the president of the Confederation of British Industry says.

And on Wednesday, the president of the CBI, Sir Mike Rake, said businesses should "speak out early" in favour of remaining in a reformed EU.

The present study showed vast variation in the adopted sealant policies; the DMFT data was in line with earlier recommendations favouring the interceptive approach.

There is a clear asymmetry here, in that stopping a trial early in favour of a new treatment is different from stopping a trial with a negative recommendation.

Earlier studies favoured microsatellites, especially for non-model organisms, due to the ease of developing microsatellites and the additional power that results from the larger numbers of alleles at each locus.

Although many early skinheads favoured West Indian reggae, later skinhead musical groups produced punk music and Oi!, a variety of punk that focused on "street" issues.