Sentence examples for favour continuing from inspiring English sources
Those who were against the proposals did favour continuing the process with a view to implementing the changes in a year's time".
In our films, some family members favour continuing the practice; others favour abandonment.
Protect stored products from any conditions which favour continuing fungal growth.
These klephts might sometimes be recognized by the Turkish authorities as armatoles, while the armatoles who were out of favour continued as klephts.
In such cases, ready access to the cash supplied by the minerals trade can still intensify violence and prolong conflict, creating economic incentives that favour continued chaos over peace.
Nonetheless, even with the establishment of a power-sharing assembly after referenda in both Northern Ireland and the Irish republic, relations between Northern Ireland's unionists (who favour continued British sovereignty over Northern Ireland) and nationalists (who favour unification with the republic of Ireland) remained tense into the 21st century.
But senior Liberal Democrats fear that if the Government holds a referendum on Lords reform – which the reformers are reasonably confident of winning – Mr Cameron will come under relentless pressure from the Tory right to have a referendum on British membership of the EU, which those who favour continued membership might lose.
Fly-half Tusi Pisi kicked the extras before extending Samoa's lead with a penalty as Samoa, with a strong wind in their favour, continued to attack in waves, to the delight of a strong Samoan contingent at the Rotorua International Stadium.
The players strongly favour continued participation in the Olympics.
For those electors struggling over a choice between Labor or the Liberal Democrats it may also matter whether the trend in recent polls of a small gap opening in Labor's favour continues.
Thus, genes expressed in the mother and some of the offspring may favour continued association with mites, even if genes expressed in fathers do not.
