Sentence examples for favor well from inspiring English sources

In fact, colleges and companies tend to favor well rounded candidates who have a global perspective.

Party Favor: Well, I just played Ultra Music Festival, and this year was a big step up for me.

Party Favor: Well something that I feel is really important to me, because I feel like in our genre, and music, whatever it is, there's a lot of copy-cats.

Americans tend to favor well-decorated men and women who make sound and solid points, as if staffing a cabinet.

Others say limits on who can fly to La Guardia tend to favor well-entrenched airlines and limit competition.

The Bloomberg administration and many arts groups say the new policy has brought fairness to a system that had been confusing and tended to favor well-established and politically connected groups.

Procurement experts said the extremely short deadlines were legal, but some warned that they could stifle open competition, favor well-connected contractors at the expense of outsiders and lead to higher costs.

These factors are known to favor well-adapted native vegetation (Grime 1979; Murphy and Lugo 1986; Van Bloem et al. 2003; Molina Colón and Lugo 2006).

In addition, since GSEA relies on human curated databases such as GO and KEGG, it is susceptible to curation biases, which favor well-known genes and pathways and contain limited information on other genes.

That Vanity Fair cover story probably didn't do Beto O'Rourke any favors — well, other than help him raise a ton of cash.

You may not accept compliments or favors well.