Sentence examples for favour a bit from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the anti-social ones favour a bit of solitary camouflage, in the hope that they won't be spotted by would-be predators, according to a study published today in the journal Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology.

When a Labour supporter of Young's told me this morning that his foes had dug up a drink-driving conviction from the 80s, I thought it a point in his favour, a bit of ordinary behaviour we can all understand: wrong, but human.

The ball bounced in our favour a bit against the Vale and hopefully that will prove to be a turning point".

Now of course some Americans have always favoured a bit of British to try and raise the tone of their discourse.

All in favour in a bit of interactive collaboration, say Aye.

That would require a big shift in public attitudes, in favour of a bit more risk and responsibility.

Michael Boyd's early days as the artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company were haunted by a pronouncement he made a few weeks before being appointed: that he was "in favour of a bit of Semtex being tactically exploded at the RS C.

Who hasn't come across a profoundly unedifying rice salad or greasy, mayo-smeared potatoes, and passed over them in favour of a bit more meat and a dollop of ketchup?

Rewatching it for this article, it's clear that it has completely abandoned the traditional Hollywood three-act method of storytelling in favour of a bit where everyone mumbles, a bit where everyone screams, a bit where everyone cries and a bit where everyone whoops.

Now, we are all in favour of a bit of decoration, but if there is any damage done to Emley Moor you will have Harry Gration to answer to, and his audience south of Huddersfield.

"The week off has probably worked in our favour a little bit," he said.