Sentence examples for might have favored from inspiring English sources

(A number of Democrats, some of whom have their own ethical problems, might have favored the measure, too).

heads -- Mr. Köhler and Michel Camdessus -- opposed the Bush administration in Iraq, and there has been speculation that Washington might have favored the Spanish candidate as a result.

He speculated that survival might have favored early humans who could retain "a little information about a lot of things" rather than "a lot of information about a small segment of the environment".

While some carriers might have favored such a rule in years past, Mr. McBride said, allowing people to keep their cellphone numbers was no longer necessary to preserve competition.

Unlike Kyrie, whose leather sneakers resembled footwear Fred Astaire might have favored away from the ballroom, Len had no bling, no tattoos, no endorsements, no basketball scholarship and no entourage.

CHANIA, Greece — The furthest thing from the minds of Egyptians and Turks when they took to the streets in recent mass protests was no doubt helping beleaguered Greece, but by the mighty law of unintended consequences they have probably done so: Tourists who might have favored other Mediterranean destinations are pouring in here with their cash.

Applewhite's musical tastes varied, but he might sensibly have favored Aleksandr Scriabin, the great Russian mystic.

Would it have mattered to the public even if it turned out, in the individual case, that the Justice voted opposite the side that he might seem to have favored going into the case?

The No. 10 Hokies (6-1, 3-1), ranked third nationally before their 28-7 last week week to West Virginia, might have been favored tonight had they remained unbeaten.

Still, when the Irish Parliament debated the matter in July, opposition politicians demanded an inquiry into whether the government might have unfairly favored CRH and helped it build its dominance in Ireland during the period when Mr. Traynor was running the operation.

The lower temperatures at 2100 m altitude (Table 2), might have probably favored the route of the phenylpropanoids.