Sentence examples for favour this was from inspiring English sources

In her favour, this was only her second race, following a maiden win last September, and she is bred to appreciate another furlong and a half at Epsom.

Given what the Mexicans see as a ten-to-one trade imbalance in China's favour, this was music to their ears.There are big hurdles to overcome, though.

Regardless of whom you favour, this is how to start.

As a tale of an unloved architectural lexicon finding new favour this is remarkable enough.

If it happens that a majority of Americans oppose the particular policies that progressives favour, this is just evidence that our democracy has been largely captured by the rich already.

Speaking after the fight Khan said he felt the defeat could work in his favour: "This is only going to make me more mature, and make me a better fighter.

Morphological adaptations that favour this are hypertrophy of lenticels, formation of adventitious roots, plank-buttressing and stilt rooting, development of aerenchyma, and the deposition of cell wall biopolymers such as suberin and lignin in the root peripheral cell layers.

BBC Radio Leicester's Richard Rae: "There are days when county cricket really doesn't do itself any favours, and this was most definitely one of those days.

In London, the political consensus favouring this is strong.

Since December last year more than a million people have left the officially counted labour force.Clearly, with the world economy no longer doing Japan any favours, this is a tough moment at which to be considering radical reform and restructuring, which is what Mr Koizumi has said he is going to implement.

The ecological circumstances favouring this are unclear.