Sentence examples for only favour from inspiring English sources

For the people of the Middle East, they only favour democracy if it can help legitimise liberal capitalist regimes.

So anyway, I said to Sacha, who was my boyfriend at the time, 'Can you ask your agent if they'll represent me?' And his agent said, 'No way.' It was the only favour I'd ever asked, and I was like, 'OK… great'.

Moderately rough implant surfaces not only favour blood clot stabilization but also promote activation of platelets [ 43, 44], which produce biological mediators including platelet derived growth factor, tumour growth factor β, insulin growth factor, and cytokines.

As confirmed by the wealth of interesting data coming from archaeal Tff (Jarrell et al., 2013), future research should not only favour the 'historic' models (although there is still plenty to be learned in T2SS, Bfp, Tcp or Neisseria and P. aeruginosa Tfpa) but should be extended to new models, more distant from an evolutionary point of view.

But does she think Hollywood only favours the upper-class?

For the Mafia, rights don't exist; there are only favours.

"The argument that this is neo-colonialism only favours the continued looting of Africa," he said.

Cotton, having a poor weight-to-strength ratio, is only favoured for carnival "smoke" balloons.

And there was the pretty rhetorical flourish of "The nation cannot prosper long when it only favours the prosperous".

"This only favours the manufacturers – who have been allowed to attend the ECP meetings – and profoundly disadvantages the public".

2.52pm BST David Cameron Photograph: /BBC Parliament The DUP's Sammy Wilson asks why Cameron only favours intervention now if, as the JIC briefing says, Syria has already used chemical weapons 14 times.