Sentence examples for more favors from inspiring English sources

As a result, officials are loath to do bond investors any more favors.

That means yet more opportunity for corruption, yet more favors owed to the wealthy.

More pork can mean more favors owed and more community good will on Election Day.

Sontag and Wolfe were always haggling for more — not necessarily more money, which they usually didn't get, but more time, more favors, more backing in public and private.

In turn, those companies that are embedded get more and more favors, pushing out the smaller companies, and rewarding cronyism instead of innovation.

Why do you feel more connected to and do more favors for people who attended your university, most of whom you don't know, than people who, say, share the allergy that afflicts you daily?

That should help the idea draw more favor.

Mr. Payne's lawsuit says that Council members and Mr. Gandhi wanted a more favored partner.

Men, generally more favored by nature as they age, can be single at all ages.

"I said, 'One more favor,' as they were pulling me away," Cardinal Dolan said.

The European public has generally found more favor with Mr. Arafat than Americans have.