Sentence examples for favour one side from inspiring English sources

It wasn't clear from the outset whether the endless downpour, which didn't make for great TV (water soaked lenses) or indeed great football (ball failed to move on one side of the pitch in early going), would favour one side over another.

Occasionally the lungfish would favour one side over another with the resulting trackway veering in that direction (Fig. 2).

Indeed, al-Jazeera had from its foundation the slogan of "the opinion and the other opinion" and refused to favour one side over another at the expense of truth.

And would bad weather harm or favour one side more than the other?

"We know nearly all the newspapers favour one side or the other, so the young people are now much more likely to use multiple news sources.

This was not done to favour one side – I simply couldn't find any of the latter kinds of pictures on the site, simply because no Israelis had uploaded any at that time.

But this explanation doesn't explain why one party was so much better at targeting the key seats and why this effect isn't systemically favouring one side over the other.

The way he folds his arms, the way he walks favouring one side then the other, are useful, but you don't need to exaggerate when the camera is close to you.

Unfortunately the detail of the post was lost in the debate about the appropriateness of the imagery, plus I was accused of favouring one side over another.

Answers to questions such as these will help guide the government in future policy decisions about the regulations and allow a determination of whether or not the regulations are actually balancing the scales or tipping them in favour of one side.

In the current formation Wenger favours, he can take some encouragement from the idea of Kolasinac marauding on one side with Héctor Bellerín or Alex onlade-Chamberlain on the other.