Sentence examples for help favors from inspiring English sources

They add that "[t]he powerful are more likely to reciprocate help, favors or support, and their networking tends to yield more balanced relationships, with the powerful potentially giving as much or more than they take from others.

People who don't respect themselves beg for help, favors, attention, and a lot of other things that lose their appeal after they are begged for.

And he'll mull how to help favored state legislators who might want to run for Congress, like State Representative John E. Bradley of Marion, State Senator Michael W. Frerichs of Gifford and State Senator Susan Garrett of Lake Forest.

Mr. Herman, who led the university's campus of more than 41,000 students in downstate Urbana-Champaign, was the "ultimate decision-maker" to help favored students, the state commission said.

But the partisan debate on the Senate floor is also likely to dwell on what each side has sought to portray as an effort by the other to use the emergency economic package to help favored constituencies.

Designing apparatuses that have nano-sized grooves with specific shapes might help favor the crystals drugmakers want over those they don't, Sear says.

Above all, we mostly hope to become an example for others, and that work like ours will help favor social integration through a commitment to fighting waste and redistributing resources.

"We mostly hope to become an example for others," Bottura told HuffPost Italy last summer, "and that work like ours will help favor social integration through a commitment to fighting waste and redistributing resources.

The practice in C. elegans of injecting the repair template and Cas9/sgRNA plasmid directly into the meiotic (oogenic) germline syncytium may help favor HDR.

Based on the alteration of the payoff matrix of the single interaction PD model (see above), it is clear that if parasites impact every interaction in the IPD model they will help favor cooperation over cheating.

A confidential investigation, conducted for Wal-Mart in 2003 by Kroll Inc., a leading investigation firm, discovered that Wal-Mart de Mexico had systematically increased its sales by helping favored high-volume customers evade sales taxes.