Sentence examples for favour getting from inspiring English sources

But within minutes Real were level as that man Ronaldo did what he does from the penalty spot (score), and Messi was unable to turn the game back in his team's favour, getting very little change out of the home team's excellent defensive partnership of Pepe and Sergio Ramos.

If you think there is a big likelihood of another major economic shock in the next few years, you would favour getting the national debt down faster - because there would be a bit more room for debt to rise in the next recession without turning the UK, in public finance terms, into Italy or Greece.

Do yourself a favour, get hold of the collection of his essays in a book "Why does software cost so much?

So the question for the supreme court will be whether Paul Isaacs, the part-time judge at Leeds who found in Paulley's favour, got it right first time.

Many in China already believe all officials are corrupt, and only those who fall out of favour get prosecuted, they'll see this case as confirmation of that.

Javid, who during the election campaign questioned whether the BBC "could have done a more balanced job", sidestepped questions during the interview about whether he personally favoured getting rid of the licence fee, saying it was a matter for charter review.

A general feature of the GCM as indicated by the simulations is that the GCM process favours getting a high quality of the knowledge in the code, at the expense of not achieving the results quickly.

March [7] indicates that when the organizational learning rate is high while internal turbulence (turnover) is low, the SG process favours getting to the results quickly, at the expense of the quality of the knowledge in the code.

Here are 10 arguments in favour of getting your mobile out at a show.

When it comes to promotions, there is this bias in favour of getting an outsider.

He added: "He did us all a favour by getting rid of Boris.