Sentence examples for favour well from inspiring English sources
The case should have been settled, in Liberace's favour, well before it ever reached court.
But last week, despite his qualms, he voted in favour, well aware of the intense scrutiny the incoming government is under from Germany's sceptical allies, especially the Americans.
Oxford and Cambridge have also clearly made substantial efforts to widen access, including abolishing their entrance exams which were felt to favour well-coached private-school pupils.
Breathing life into dead capital Coping with conflict Love and death Opportunities, mostly missed An addictive lullaby Africa's engine Plenty of mistakes to learn from Sources and acknowledgements ReprintsVirtue rewardedSince then, it has been conventional wisdom that development aid should favour well-governed poor countries.
Favour well-integrated while making it harder for "less integrated" migrants.
These findings suggest that admission policies that favour well-to do applicants may be reducing the pool of students willing to consider rural practice.
Furthermore, PBDTTPD favours well-organized structures which inhibit the propagation of the chain oxidation process.
And everywhere state capitalism favours well-connected insiders over innovative outsiders.
He favoured well-cut tweed suits, Savile Row shirts, canary yellow cashmere V-necks and vigorously burnished brogues.
The expanding markets favoured well-endowed or efficient lords or peasants who could produce a surplus of goods for sale.
Numerous reports indicate that the class ceiling is alive and well, with some employers using a 'poshness' test when recruiting, favouring well-travelled individuals with 'well-spoken' accents.
