Examples of 'tend to favour' in a sentence
Meaning of "tend to favour"
tend to favour: This phrase is used to express a preference or inclination towards something or someone. It suggests a tendency to show support, favoritism, or partiality towards a particular option, choice, or individual
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Majoritarian systems tend to favour two parties.
I tend to favour the nordic countries.
We therefore would tend to favour setting a quantity.
I tend to favour the Irish malts.
Job opportunities tend to favour female workers.
People tend to favour innovations that seamlessly integrate into their lives without obstacle.
Some teachers also tend to favour certain students.
I tend to favour " turns up on time and not a twat.
The studies tend to favour a tunnel.
Whatever the country, where there is local production consumers tend to favour it.
American judges tend to favour aggression fighters.
Furthermore, most resources are allocated to municipalities, which tend to favour small local projects.
I generally tend to favour the second method.
But the evidence suggests that arbitrators tend to favour the claimant.
Specialists tend to favour a certain way of doing things.
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Sadly, those administrators who fail tend to favour the latter.
Some partners tend to favour their unconditional release.
The inherent uncertainty in the collapse process will also tend to favour shorter-term actions.
As such we tend to favour the more sensational stories.
Nevertheless, some existing laws still tend to favour men in some aspects.
Investors tend to favour countries with strong investment protection laws or practice.
Large scales of operation tend to favour continuous processing.
I would tend to favour the proposal upheld this morning at the conference of chair men.
All local communities tend to favour this beach.
This would tend to favour capital deepening for any given level of output.
Each has its own experiences and would tend to favour one operator rather than another.
This will tend to favour less capital intensive projects and shorter construction schedules.
Where women create businesses they tend to favour trade and the service sectors.
They tend to favour condominiums located in a safe, centrally located neighbourhood.
Religious people tend to favour the small state.
Men tend to favour bold colours, whilst women mainly favour softer and lighter shades.
The many parttime jobs tend to favour a greater presence of women.
Even when a choice is provided, pupils and their parents tend to favour English.
Consumers tend to favour large screens.
Because of these restrictions, the vast majority of Malays today tend to favour Arabic names.
Media sources tend to favour men over women.
Moreover, such a rule, while acceptable, would tend to favour the seller.
Shotgun clauses tend to favour people with cash readily available.
However, where timelines are specified, they tend to favour rapid response.
Trade agreements tend to favour the formal economy over informal trade.
Health-care professionals and public health experts tend to favour a minimum age of 21.
Beta investment strategies tend to favour asset allocation models to achieve outperformance.
Hm . of dispute between Dr. Jung and myself, you tend to favour me.
Alternative adjuvants tend to favour specific types of responses.
I tend to favour Dr. Gamache 's diagnosis on this point.
Studies have shown that customers tend to favour more naturalistic language in marketing copy.
It is a fact, I believe, that brides tend to favour.
The lower temperatures tend to favour more unsaturation in the product.
Of dispute between Dr. Jung and myself, you tend to favour me.
Alpha investment strategies tend to favour stock selection methods to achieve growth.
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