Sentence examples for favour must from inspiring English sources

The economic case in favour must therefore point to market failure of some kind.

He perceives that to win Fuchsia's favour "he must talk in her own language".

In Wetherspoon's favour, it must be said that it is unlikely to damage the pavilion.

If the 12-strong jury find in Cooper's favour, they must then award a figure of appropriate damages to be paid by the publishers of the two newspapers, Evening Standard Ltd and Associated Newspapers.

Ascot 2.10 Having got within inches of beating Master Minded at this track off level weights last season, over a slightly longer trip and with a 4lb swing in his favour, Somersby must have a fine chance of getting the better of his old rival.

"The view at the centre was these were the people who had kept the Conservative party out of power for years," said Gove. "Whatever they are most passionately in favour of must perforce be at best eccentric, at worst electoral disaster".

Thus, the type of favour received must be of special value and its timing right.

Now get you to my lady's chamber, and tell her, let her paint an inch thick, to this favour she must come; make her laugh at that.

The review ends by mentioning that while biologists (of the 1930s) usually "reject the influence of Natural Selection in evolution, the facts of adaptive coloration as given in Mr. Cott's work are a strong argument in its favour, and must be given due weight.

That must favour Mr Bush.

In that contest, the odds must favour globalisation.