Sentence examples for some favour from inspiring English sources
Some favour him and his companies indirectly.
Some favour trade barriers to protect jobs, especially in manufacturing.
This is something that finds some favour among the Horrors.
Some favour a new approach to fiscal policy, including a programme of additional, concerted European borrowing.
This does not imply creating a European army, as some favour.
Some favour arresting regional leaders, or deploying the army to prevent the referendum.
Even so, Mr Tan wanted some favours in return.
"Although Hammer fought against the censors, they did them some favours when it came to longevity.
Some favoured the theory of the "fat finger trade"—a mammoth but unintended sell order.
Some favoured a generally inflationist policy, with banks facilitating credit issue and governments extending public works.
Americans were bitterly divided over the wars, some favouring Britain and its allies and others France.
