Sentence examples for either favor from inspiring English sources

Interviev with individuals and groups who either favor the removal of the Guard or the retaining of it.

Rather, they either favor a correspondence theory of truth or take the notion of truth for granted, at least for the purposes of their epistemological investigations.

A recent Gallup Poll showed that most Americans either favor the National Day of Prayer or are not bothered by it.

It's not clear what the macroeconomic benefit is, unless you either favor the hedge fund's investors over others or have a very abstract view toward capital markets working efficiently.

In all forms of life, the genetic code must coexist with structural flexibilities of DNA that can either favor or disfavor interactions with specific proteins.

Pharmacologically, it is clear that the establishment of inappropriate pH values during the drug formulation process may either favor the decomposition of the active ingredient or harm its therapeutic activity [ 24, 25].

There is a feeling among some members of the press corps that you are either favored by the Administration or not, and that will have something to do with your access".

While not all the peasantry in the upper Delta sympathized with the guerrillas, the majority either favored them or tacitly aided them with the silence of a neutrality that worked against the Saigon government of President Ngo Dinh Diem.

As the mayor's consultants and pollsters realized that a large bloc of undecided voters either favored Mr. Thompson or planned to stay home on Election Day, the campaign scrambled.

Exxon Mobil, for example, one of the largest United States stocks by market capitalization, has had a seesaw price history as the market either favored or backed away from energy stocks.

For example the fact that a citizen was born rich, white, and male provides no reason in itself for this citizen to be either favored or disfavored by social institutions.