Sentence examples for favour to bring from inspiring English sources

Technology is often thought of as cold and emotionless (no offence Bicentennial Man), but can it actually work in our favour to bring back a human side to money?

She favours "beginning" to bring the troops home, but is careful not to make detailed promises that might tie her hands.

But they genuinely loved the art, and did the world a big favour by helping to bring it into existence.

Until now, rulings in leaseholders favour have tended to bring down their bills to the minimum £250 that laws permit without agreeing compensation for prohibitive legal fees.

One day when Cat finds herself in the King's favour, she promises to bring Kitty to Court, just as they'd dreamt as children.

You can use whatever heat-safe oil takes your fancy, although I favour something neutral to bring out the flavour of the potato.

Christensen says he favours other mechanisms to bring in health workers, such as the regional sponsored migration scheme because it is a more difficult process than the 457 visa.

Some favoured a bid to bring people to the coastal resorts, others wanted Dorset's rolling countryside in the shop window.

The Church of England is on course to give its final approval to female bishops next year after its General Synod voted in favour of new proposals to bring women into the episcopate, raising hopes of an end to the damaging and frequently bitter 20-year standoff between modernisers and traditionalists.

In general terms he was in favour of Gorbachev's efforts to bring democracy to the Soviet Union; he was dismayed, however, by the break-up of the Soviet state, believing that this was not a good development for the world.

In office only since 2007, Australia's first environmentally minded prime minister had fallen from party favour after dropping a promise to bring in an emissions-trading scheme and then picking a damaging fight with mining companies over a supertax on their profits.