Sentence examples for fee to favour from inspiring English sources

Google might be tempted, for a fee, to favour routes that lead past its advertisers.

However, it affects the welfare analysis as it tends to favour costless taxation and punishment fees at the expense of auditing.

He is said to favour a woman.

Photography has always seemed to favour pioneers.

But it continued to favour Mr Buthelezi.

Customers tend to favour particular brands.

Evidence appears to favour the latter theory.

The player is thought to favour a move to Old Trafford, though Arsenal – who are close to signing Gervinho for £11m from Lille – may seek a fee of up to £25m before they are willing to let him leave.

She seems to favour more intergovernmental agreements.

We also have peers making themselves available to lobbying firms for a fee to oil the legislative wheels in favour of well-heeled clients.

When asked about charges to help fund the NHS, 61% said they would support £10 fines for missed appointments, but only 16% were in favour of a £10 fee to see a GP.