Sentence examples for favour under from inspiring English sources

Out of favour under Villas-Boas, Adebayor has been a central figure for Sherwood.

He continued to enjoy royal favour under King Manuel and later under John III.

He was restored to favour under Poyet before losing his place to Santiago Vergini.

Lennon had fallen from favour under Pochettino and he has not featured since 11 December.

He was, of course, to return triumphantly to favour under a very different dispensation, as Napoleon's imperial chronicler.

The cities of northern Babylonia, which had suffered severely under Sennacherib, were shown particular favour under Esarhaddon.

In 1990, when the ban on communists was dropped, the idea of "diversity" visas was concocted to favour "under-represented" countries which reversed the policy of most of this century and reserved for the Irish 40% of these visas for 1992-94.

Although he accepts that international youth football needs rationalising, so that Europe, which favours Under-19 and Under-21 tournaments, meshes with the rest of the world's preference for Under-20s, Eastick's frustration is clear.

Small leaf size (specifically narrow leaves) are generally favoured under high exposure and/or low water availability as they help to maintain favourable leaf temperature and improves water use efficiency [42], [44].

Reports have emerged that Cahill is considering his future at Stamford Bridge after falling out-of-favour under interim manager Guus Hiddink, and the 30-year-old was said to feel he was at a crossroad in his career as he weighed up his future.

Brown has given up tea and coffee after realising that the caffeine did him no favours under stress.