Sentence examples for favor in terms of from inspiring English sources
JANE MAYER: I don't know for sure, but one of the factors often mentioned in America's favor, in terms of counteracting terrorism inside our borders, is that in comparison with much of the world, our Muslim population is far better integrated and far less alienated.
The fact that he is quite young, that the Republican Party lacks an obvious successor other than him, and that he commands the respect of both the party base and the party establishment, all work in his favor in terms of running for and winning future nominations.
Hortonworks has done us a favor in terms of being able to predict that, yes, Box's financials are good enough to pull off an IPO.
SpaceX thinks it can make the math work in its favor in terms of the costs of refurbishing and redeploying rockets, and that could eventually lead to a discount for customers willing to take advantage of 'pre-loved' rockets.
(Fingers crossed I don't go missing anytime soon because the odds are not in my favor in terms of coverage).
"If it ('Vienna') had more cards in its favor in terms of expected income, we might have been more inclined to take the risk," Kustin added.
The new generation of talent does itself few favors in terms of public image.
Favored in terms of experience were Rose Meltzer, Peter Weichsel, Hugh Ross, Lew Stansby, Chip Martel and Kyle Larsen, representing Northern California, who among them have won numerous world and national titles.
However, chromatin related proteins and RNA metabolic proteins were found to be favored in terms of rapid acetylation turnover as compared to other functions.
"We have not done ourselves any favors in terms of our image in the last few days," a weary-looking Mayor Luken declared after the first night's curfew, in which local officers and state troopers enforced a virtual lockdown on Cincinnati streets.
Compared with the CKM scenario, the CAM scenario is more favored in terms of China's agricultural trade surplus in 2030 (Table 8).
