Sentence examples for favour in terms of from inspiring English sources

The arguments in its favour in terms of resilient, productive companies are unambiguous.

Because we don't clockwatch, I like to think it's more in our favour in terms of the amount we get out of people.

In 2008 we told ourselves that the media assault on Livingstone and the toff factor with Boris Johnson would play in Labour's favour in terms of driving turnout among working class voters in inner-city London.

Even the qualifying statistics - 12-7 in Rosberg's favour, in terms of who was quicker - are not quite what they seem.

"Apps such as Tinder don't do either sex many favours in terms of self-esteem, but I suspect that they make it even harder for men.

They not unnaturally then claimed favours in terms of appointments, franchises, tax breaks, cheap loans and rigged privatisations.The leader of the re-election effort was Mr Berezovsky, who had made a fortune in a career that had begun its rocket-like ascent in the business of car-dealing.

However, since the complexity added by the LQF scheduler to the parallel decoders is minimal, it is favoured in terms of achieving a higher decoding throughput.

Results show that regions with shallow soils, steep slopes and under-developed road infrastructure were favoured in terms of land abandonment and forest re-growth.

Presumably those news organisations who have a deal to create journalism within Facebook will also be favoured in terms of the algorithm?

Very small cells will be favoured in terms of replication speed, but must support a minimum number of genes for a free-living lifestyle.

"It is a period we are going to use in our favour but in terms of his contractual situation it will never change what our thoughts were and our strategy behind the scenes".