Sentence examples for favour of the future from inspiring English sources
Or would you rather the machine just told you in clear language what you wanted to know?" That sounds like a question that is loaded in favour of the future, though it is already beginning to describe the present.
In 1744 he gained the favour of the future king Adolf Frederick (reigned 1751 71) and his wife Louisa Ulrica; he persuaded Adolf to renounce his hereditary claims in Schleswig and Holstein and thus eased Sweden's relations with Denmark.
Similarly, it has been, and will continue to prove, impossible to convince the fossil fuel-reliant economies like Russia and the oil producing nations of the Middle East to sacrifice supposed national economic self-interest in favour of the future wellbeing of human and other species.
They, and others with vested interests in the status quo, argue that the rules being written by America's Commodity Futures Trading Commission CFTCC) are unfairly biased in favour of the futures markets.
In 1555 Charles abdicated rule of the Netherlands in favour of his son, the future Philip II of Spain.
A factor that will act in the favour of future rent strikes is the newly left-wing NUS leadership.
But longer-term factors may favour the future of coal in electricity generation.
But with 50% of clubs needing to vote in favour of future proposals, the ex-Arsenal midfielder told BBC Sport: "No-one feels it's going to be easy".
When parliament refuses to vote in favour of future military action, the PM throws his toys out of the pram and rules out any such action for good, even if circumstances change, with huge repercussions across the world.
Stephen La Rivière, author of Filmed in Supermarionation: A History of the Future, favours "More Haste Less Speed": describing the series finale as "wonderfully quirky" and "glorious", he sees the counterfeiting plot as being reminiscent of the "gentler, earlier days of Supercar", also praising Keith Alexander for his voice acting of the part of the elderly Lady Hazlewell.
If the UK voted in favour of the alternative vote system, in future the electorate would rank candidates by preference, with the votes of the lower ranked candidates being transferred until one candidate receives more than half the vote.
