Examples of 'can favour' in a sentence
Meaning of "can favour"
This phrase is commonly used when someone is requesting or asking for a favor. It implies seeking assistance or help from someone
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Other aspects can favour fidelity to the options taken.
Orthophosphates are easily metabolised by bacteria which can favour bacterial proliferation.
We can favour good producers.
It is only in safety that we can favour growth and change.
This can favour pathogen proliferation during an intervention process.
These diseases and prior damage can favour the development of a tumour.
This system can favour smaller parties over larger parties and so encourage splits.
And Russian companies can favour this.
To touch can favour a progression.
On the other hand, redistribution of land can favour production.
In addition they can favour the return of pH to normal values.
Which is why foliar applications of phosphorous, late in the season, can favour production.
Such agreements can favour regional migration and facilitate circular or return migration.
We advocate a wide use of telework and other arrangements that can favour a better work-life balance.
In addition nitrogen can favour the hollow heart development and tuber deformations.
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TPP also attempts to limit the extent to which governments can favour state-owned enterprises.
Such processes can favour and trigger shallow instabilities controlled by the weathering process.
Sometimes it is said that competition can favour larger firms but hurt smaller businesses.
Friends can favour care practices and influence the therapeutic itinerary of people with venous ulcer.
The increased humidity and temperature can favour insects and parasitic pests that target reindeer.
She can favour the Greek team because they will not be as good as the English.
It is also investigated which aspects can favour the accommodation, being it socials, stylistic.
It can favour the workers ' movement breaking with productivism.
According to how they develop, they can favour centrifugal as well as centripetal dynamics.
This can favour one subtheme at another 's expense, or even completely distort the results.
Now which teaching procedures can favour rich socialisation and which do not?
Nitrates can favour diseases by directly affecting the performance of and influencing host-pathogen interactions.
Extended cooperation - properly implemented - can favour economic development, democracy and human rights in Europe.
This method can favour independent and low-budget films which currently are not widely distributed.
ACTMD / ACDM - To touch can favour a progression.
After all, technology can favour a more intuitive and simple control of the environment.
Dissemination of technology can favour competition and increase follow-on innovation.
Poorly drained, cold soils can favour the development of seedling diseases and root rots.
Fifthly, warming temperatures can favour parents preparing for breeding and increase nestling survival.
This increase, however, can favour the extraction from the solid matrix.
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We favour broader international protection for refugees
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You can have all the rest
Things that you can barely imagine
Sou can manage the company alone
