Sentence examples for favor finding from inspiring English sources

On their next possession, O'Neal returned the favor, finding Bryant at the top of the arc when a double-team started to take shape.

Mr. Kreye sued the town in State Supreme Court, and in October 2001, Justice John R. Dunne ruled in his favor, finding that the town had not shown substantial evidence that granting the variances would harm the community.

After a two-week trial this fall, it took a jury less than an hour to rule in Dr. Frolichstein's favor, finding that his conduct did not meet the "willful and wanton" threshold.

"The health care model is unbelievably subsidized, and while I favor finding some version of it for legal needs, it is never going to be ratcheted up to that level," Professor Wilkins of Harvard said.

Today the justices ruled in their favor, finding that families have no right to stop life support for conscious patients who are not terminally ill, and who have not left explicit instructions allowing them to do so or formally appointed anyone to make health care decisions in the event of incapacity.

In 2011 a federal judge in Tennessee, William J. Haynes Jr., ruled in Ms. Villegas's favor, finding that jail officers had shown "deliberate indifference" to her medical needs by cuffing her ankle to her hospital bed through most of her labor and during recovery.

Judge Alito said he favored finding the New Jersey law unconstitutional, stressing that any limits on abortion must have an exception for the preservation of the health of the mother.

"This solution gets us out of the rubric of religious use in public parks by having it on private street," said Ms. Menin, who originally indicated that she favored finding a way to accommodate the sukkah.

Unlike the commodities customers, MF Global stockholders favored finding that the insurance policies should go to cover the expenses of the company's officers because that would provide a larger pool of money to settle the securities case.

Other conversations, in addition to the one presented above, also demonstrated how the team favored finding and modifying lessons rather than embracing a "backwards design" planning approach.

Use of this tool introduces a selection bias that favors finding greater exposure to sick poultry among case-patients than other groups, regardless whether the relationship is causal.