Sentence examples for favour yes from inspiring English sources
Maybe the problem is that the odds are too stacked in her favour: yes, we all want to see those dragons hovering over King's Landing as prophesied in Bran's vision, but what happens next?
"He thought that his personality and personal position would be an element that would favour the yes vote, and then he realised that, in fact, he was not going to make the yes stronger, but he could be making the no stronger," said Giovanni Orsina, a professor of contemporary history at LUISS University in Rome.
Ireland has also been promised that it will keep its commissioner.The odds favour a yes vote.
The prime minister's decision to call the vote prompted outrage among opposition politicians who favour a yes vote.
Analysts believe Saturday's leg will favour a "yes" vote as the areas to vote are considered in general to be more conservative.
Minister after minister – people I hadn't had time to lobby, whose views I wouldn't have guessed – spoke up and favoured a yes vote or abstention.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes and yes.
Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes.
