Sentence examples similar to favour this line from inspiring English sources

Moro's colleagues who favoured this line believed he was writing under duress or that he had lost his reason.

2.42am BST Obama's team aren't doing Bill Clinton any favours with this line-up.

In relation to the second aim of the study, to provisionally consider the data generated we note that subjects following manual therapy intervention demonstrated greater improvement in all outcome measures and our results favoured this first line intervention for this sample population.

Next time a friend tries to sell you this line, do yourself a favour and ignore it.

The results of the pure line chicks that were added to the experiment as contemporary controls were 28.6% mortality for Line 1 and 7.6% mortality for Line 2. This difference of 21.0% in favour of Line 2 was less than observed in previous trials, where the difference was 41.4% and 42.7% in favour of Line 2 [ 18].

It was such a relief seeing Plunkett abandon the immature bodyline bowling of the first innings in favour of line and length.

It's an undergarment that over the decades has fallen in and out of favour in line with changing social contexts, fashions and views on the female body.

The chronicle is somewhat biased in favour of one line of the dynasty over another the line of Magnús's father, Óláfr, over that of Óláfr's rival half-brother Rögnvaldr.

I will give you the info, but you can expect me to call in a favour down the line.

Vestager, a former deputy prime minister of Denmark, is known to favour a tough line and a more level playing field for company tax in the EU.

(The expectation is that each member of the ROSCA, having benefited from the group's money, will return the favour down the line).