Sentence examples for said favour from inspiring English sources

Combined sales at the Japanese beverage companies would have been greater than Coca-Cola's.A bitter aftertasteRoger Carr, who stepped down as chairman of Cadbury after the recent hostile takeover by Kraft Foods, called for changes to Britain's takeover rules, which, he said, favour short-term investors at the expense of the long-term value of a company.

So it is a policy you can say favours supermarkets over manufacturers," it said.

Former Bath and Glasgow scrum-half Nicol says favouring players who play their rugby in Scotland isn't necessarily wrong, but that ultimately the decision should come down to ability.

Progressives are said to favour government intervention while conservatives tend to favour market outcomes.

He is said to favour a woman.

There is much to be said in favour of this approach.

In general, there is, of course, much to be said in favour of privatisation.

Some army and palace factions are said to favour the princess as the next ruler.