Sentence examples for favour toward from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon's favour toward a French option "threatened the special relationship".

In a certain sense, then, the entire ritual followed the old Latin dictum do ut des ("I give so that you may give"), in providing a means of inducing the powerful deities to act with favour toward human beings.

(These, the first ascospores to be observed, were described by French botanist Joseph Pitton de Tournefort in 1701 11.) The most-valued truffle in French cuisine is the Périgord (Tuber melanosporum), which is said to have first gained favour toward the end of the 15th century.

Lenin did not favour moving toward a socialist economy after October, because the Bolsheviks lacked the necessary economic skills.

Li opposed the step, but Duan favoured moving toward entry into the war.

In the trial procedure of capital cases, there was a clear tendency toward bias in favour of the defendant.

Our results show that the collective displacement and the formation of balls result from a recruitment process: by depositing silk threads on their way up to the plant apex, mites favour and amplify the recruitment toward the balls.

In this case, businesses could allocate part of their budget to the natural environment, or toward social issues that favour the most vulnerable in society.

The 1st American RCT was a dose response study without statistical significant results, but there was a tendency toward favouring SMT three or four times a week for SMT once a week [27].

When the data from these 5 studies were pooled, the point estimate trended toward favouring sliding hip screws compared to cancellous screws; however, the difference was not statistically significant.

The inability to extinguish fear memories, often in combination with a bias toward favouring the selective processing of threat cues and explicit memory for threat, is a major problem not only in post-traumatic stress disorder but also in other anxiety disorders, including phobias, panic and obsessive-compulsive disorders.