Sentence examples for greater favour from inspiring English sources

"I am hugely concerned that our customers may look with greater favour at our competitors.

Another major theme of political debate was protection versus free trade the latter retaining greater favour, in contrast to Victoria.

These new techniques, as well as the Jesuits' efficient training of teachers, had good results—proof of this being the rapid increase in their colleges, which found greater favour than others started in the same period.

Although recuts of his rhythms recorded at his rivals, Channel One, subsequently found greater favour, he beat them at their own game with a Studio One renaissance in 1979, voicing new material with proto-dance hall singers such as Sugar Minott, Johnny Osbourne and Freddy McGregor, plus DJs Lone Ranger and Michigan and Smiley.

Solar power has won even greater favour: under the "million solar roofs" scheme, the state plans to spend more than $3 billion over the next decade subsidising the installation of solar-power panels.California has also pioneered the practice of "decoupling", which deprives power firms of their incentive to sell as much electricity as possible.

A recent review of the evolutionary literature came down in greater favour of "mate choice" hypothesis than the by-product hypothesis.

Further, while propensity differences are relatively minor between complex types, greater favouring of cysteine and leucine has been observed in permanent (but not transient) interfaces [ 18].

"John Lewis have done us a great favour.

In this he has done us a great favour.

"They did a great favour to me because I decided to change my life".

("I'll do you a great favour, but I insist that you don't do me one in return". "Sorry, no. I'll do you a great favour, but only if you don't return the compliment").