Sentence examples for if favour from inspiring English sources

At the first break, the tackle count was more than three-to-one if favour of the Hawks, with inaccurate kicking keeping their lead to 20 points when it might have been greater.

In fact, Las Vegas experienced a hangover of its own during the recent economic downturn between 2008 and 2010, when many companies snubbed its excesses if favour of holding more sensible, less flashy meetings elsewhere.

Some evidence if favour of H5 was found.

As is shown in the table, high temperature and low pressure are suitable for the formation of most of the gasification products, except methane; methane formation if favoured by low temperatures and high pressures.

On the other hand, if favoured countries can never fall from grace no matter what they do, the fund might find itself lending in support of unsustainable policies after all.These objections need not be fatal.

More than 75% were opposed to congestion charging if the money went to the Treasury, but 71% were in favour if the money raised was devoted to transport.

Morgan has since said she would probably vote in favour if she could do so again.

I would be in favour if Labour were 20% ahead in the opinion polls.

The Scottish National party has hinted it could be in favour if given assurances about routes to Scotland.

Alternatively, there's a beige and brown colour-way if you favour a more neutral setting.

If 40 percent favour one candidate, 50 percent another, and 10 percent are undecided, these figures are marginals.