Sentence examples for favour as much from inspiring English sources
But Belvoir had done Swift a favour as much as the other way around.
The academicians voted in Le Clézio's favour as much for this wide engagement as for his prose, which is often uneven.
Starters of prosciutto with peaches (£6.80) and bruschetta of buffalo mozzarella and agrodolce peppers (£6.20) look crowded on to too-small plates, but the quality:price ratio is in the diner's favour as much as the quantity.
One would expect the right wing of society to favour as much shared and autonomous car travel as possible to the extent of eradicating mass transport; and the left vice-versa.
Jon Lansman, a significant figure in the Corbyn camp, is understood to have discussed using the Labour party's new-found wealth, the result of its mass membership and registered supporters policy, to offer members of staff who are out of favour as much as a year's pay to leave Labour HQ.
The Liverpool manager sees no reason to shift the England international now Suárez is available, perhaps due to the latter having to regain favour as much as the former's commanding form, but that question was parked at Old Trafford as Rodgers went with a bold 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2
What can appear as a consensus in his favour is as much a product of the repression and disillusionment of his opponents as broad enthusiasm.
Moralising against those who return the favour is as much human nature as it is hypocrisy.Bill CoffinOakhurst, New JerseySIR – The anarchist creed was one that sought to disempower government through a war on society's institutions, which explains the large number of assassinations of high-ranking officials in the 19th century.
Because their value depends only on share prices, they reward bad bosses when markets are buoyant and punish good ones when markets fall.But the fact that stock options fell from favour had as much to do with the market as it did with corporate scandals.
The odds on the most popular online betting sites in Britain had Mr Pacquiao favoured by as much as 1 12, meaning a $12 bet would win just $1.
Nobody voted for an omnipresent sodium glare, but nobody voted for the 'rewilding' programs George Monbiot favours either, as much as I personally would love to see them succeed.
