Mr. Palitz may favor a glamorously seedy atmosphere, but the local Hollywood Boulevard business owners do not.
If the mood strikes, at dessert he may favor a table with a glass of floral moscato d'Asti, which is like a fragrant meadow in a glass.
But he said consumers ultimately may favor a way to get digital content onto their televisions that does not involve buying or installing another box.
While some players may favor a suspension or a ban, a number agree with Owens that Vick has been punished enough.
Offshore investors, a cornerstone of the government's long-term economic development strategy, may favor a more environmentally friendly Taiwan rather than flee it.
Argentina may favor a larger state role in the economy than does the United States, but it still values the private sector and recognizes the primacy of private property for propelling economic growth and development.
But his statement betrays one reason that for-profit companies may favor a low-wage, low-regulation, "low road" labor market for their employees: it creates more demand for the screening and management services that agencies charge for.
His strategy is to place second or third in the New Hampshire primary and then to carry South Carolina and a signifcant swath of the Midwest states that may favor a plain-spoken religious Midwesterner who tends to V-neck sweaters and sensible shoes and has a long record of fighting for unions and health care.
Local officials may favor a repository (as was the case at Yucca), but state governments may not; lawmakers or the public may require a degree of certainty that science cannot in good conscience offer; and the public may be ill-equipped to think about complex technical problems.
Instead, phonemic analysis serves multiple functions, and each function may favor a different solution.
Such a high porosity may be consistent with a rubble pile structure and may favor a compressional style of cratering.
