Sentence examples for may favour free from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush's words may favour free markets but his actions have too often favoured big lobbyists.

Another more frequently occurring side effect under calcineurin inhibitor therapy is tremor, which may favour CNI free protocols.

We want to encourage reformers who favour free trade.

Broadly speaking, "employers welcome work on demand" while employees favour "free time on demand" [21].

Altogether, these factors may favour a unilateral experimental set-up, allowing for at least one pain-free hindleg to facilitate postoperative rising and standing.

For example, predators may favour roads and trails during the winter for ease of travel if roads and trails are generally ploughed free of snow or snow is hard-packed by snow-machines (e.g., [56], [57]).

Any city with a wide selection of ethnic eateries is likely to be a good bet for meat-free pickings – although Indian food is often laced with yoghurt and ghee, so vegans may favour the flavours of east Asia.

The incoming Republican administration may favour change.

So life may favour the ultra-conservative.

The need for greater environmental awareness may favour outsourcing companies.

So Mr Aso may favour an August election.