Sentence examples for will continue to favour from inspiring English sources

The needs of the economy mean that, overall, monetary policy will continue to favour debtors.

We are stuck with first-past-the-post, which will continue to favour the Conservatives.

Despite the rise in discontent among Malaysia's ethnic minorities, social policy will continue to favour ethnic Malays.

Without swift and efficient upgrades, the system will continue to favour ageing and increasingly unreliable power stations".

Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE and most other Gulf states peg their currencies to the dollar, which might suggest that, like Asian central banks, they will continue to favour dollars.

While service providers, such as accountants, lawyers and marketing mavens, continue to favour a suit, business executives and venture capitalists will prefer slacks and a well-cut sports jacket with a crisp shirt or turtle-neck.

As these foods become more readily available and increasingly affordable – and social trends continue to favour convenience and 'transitional' foods – the burden of diet-related chronic disease will continue to grow.

But several British institutions continue to favour foreign workforces, or be favoured by them.

Why does he allow the tax system to continue to favour debt rather than equity?

This means we continue to favour the September... meeting for the next rate rise".

That key politicians continue to favour the ballot box over street demonstrations is an important development.