Sentence examples for their favour for from inspiring English sources

This time around, though, Republicans are in charge in far more states than Democrats, so should be able to weight the political odds in their favour for the next decade.

"England have not tipped the crucial games in their favour for a long time.

At just four points down, Quins must have fancied their chances of overhauling the deficit with the conditions in their favour for the second half.

Should Green's group not get the required 8-4 vote in their favour for top flight football, they would have to apply to fill the vacancy that would be created by a team being promoted from the Scottish Football League.

Everton are a potent force on their own turf, though, as Champions League-chasing trio Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham have all discovered recently, and they stemmed the tide before turning it in their favour for much of the remainder of the game.

If for one year this uprating actually works in their relative favour for a change, who can begrudge them that?

But, after an earlier injunction in their favour, the call for a judicial review was thrown out by the High Court yesterday.

In practice, as I was told by more than one industry-watcher, the beer tie had long been a way for pubcos to tease up profits; and after the 2008 crash, pubcos really started working the dial in their favour, charging sums for beer that were way above the rate of inflation.

The fight was to go on, with some decisions in their favour, some against, for 16 years, during which time a large part of the roaring barbed-wire industry's profits went into the pockets of lawyers.Complicating all the patent rows was the question of whether barbed wire was an invention that is, an act of genius at all.

"What we need to do," argues Byrne, "is get away from the established incestuous mags with their favours done for reviews.

Yet the hint that Britons are making politicians work harder for their favour is not unpleasing.