Sentence examples for might favour a from inspiring English sources

A simple referendum posing remain versus the deal would not satisfy many Brexiteers, who might favour a no-deal outcome.

But coming up quickly on the rail is Marouane Fellaini, who might favour a move to London over Milan.

Mostly young and less likely to define themselves by religion or caste, in theory such voters might favour a more liberal politics.

Alberto goes on to explain some of the key factors - including why Five Star Movement might favour a new election soon.

At 237km the leg on Tuesday to Limoges is the longest day of the race; the finish scenario should be the same, but with a tougher run uphill to the line which might favour a lightweight sprinter such as the Frenchman Bryan Coquard.

Director Neil Marshall, whose films include Dog Soldiers and The Descent, describes sci-fi genre as "the cinema of ideas", adding that since many Academy voters are actors - they might favour a film that's more performance-led.

In the following section we consider three possible evolutionary mechanisms that might favour an 'optimum' sperm morphology under strong postcopulatory sexual selection, through sperm competition [39] and/or cryptic female choice [40].

This is because both low encounter rates between the sexes and an excess of males might favour an earlier male investment in mate guarding, while both a higher encounter rate and a female biased sex ratio will shorten the male optimal guarding duration and select for less male investment in precopulatory guarding [cf. 20,21].

Correspondingly, a previous lineage study hypothesised that the locus coeruleus is derived from the EGL [ 22], which might favour an argument that Hoxa2 transfection biases production of rhombic lip derivatives towards a deeper-migrating, Phox2a-positive derivative.

A clue to why evolution might favour such a double-trigger mechanism may come from the other finding that women appear more susceptible than men to tactile manipulation.

While Lapid has said he will not back Netanyahu, Kahlon has not given any indication who he might favour in a coalition.