Favouring in a sentence

Already, the favouring of Tompolo is said to be generating tension in the Niger Delta.

Although any cock does appear to be favouring the Aussies.

At least 65% of women homebuyers in India prefer to invest in real estate, followed by 20% favouring the stock markets.

Federal cabinet is meeting to discuss the Albanese government’s next steps to address Indigenous disadvantage, with senior government figures favouring an interim listening mechanism to provide advice directly to the prime minister.

Fortune is favouring the continuing extraction of fossil fuels from the North Sea following today's announcement that drilling will go ahead at the controversial Rosebank oil field located 80 miles off the cost of Shetland.

Further investigations were also made in relation to semi-permeable and non-permeable path options, with the outcome favouring a concrete path.

In his prepared speech, the former Lagos State governor also assured that his government would be for all Nigerians, not favouring any religion or tribe.

In summer 2020, National Highways held a public consultation which included two options for Simister Island improvements with feedback favouring the Northern Loop option – a design that included a new link road to the north of the existing junction.

It also said councillors should be aware of the risk of them being seen as favouring groups or that schemes awarded funding are too closely linked to individual councillors.

Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and Scotland’s first minister, Humza Yousaf, blamed interior minister Suella Braverman for emboldening the far-right after she accused police earlier in the week of favouring “pro-Palestinian mobs”.

Protesters say the regional government is dismantling public health services and favouring private health providers.

She differentiated between the institution and the individuals within it, expressing concerns about certain sections or factions of the Supreme Court allegedly favouring Khan.

That’s despite the employment “road map” white paper steering clear of a statistical target and instead favouring a broader definition.

The business rescue practitioners were unlawfully promoting and favouring the Vision plan to accommodate the banks’ desire to “escape their exposure” to Tongaat Hulett and avoid risk in relation to the business resource process, he said.

They use decades of documents from registries and access to information requests to accuse the regulator of consistently favouring industry over public interest.

Up until that point, we were favouring medicine a little bit more than what was optimal.

With market conditions tightening in the past three months—and now favouring sellers—odds are prices will appreciate some more in the period ahead.

Another possible source of instability is the British election, which must take place by January 2025, but is anticipated this year, with polls favouring the opposition Labour Party.

As is modern football, strangely enough, both players mentioned are right-footed despite favouring the left side and mainly playing as an ‘inverted winger’, but Gordon can go both ways at will.

Assad and his dynastic family are Alawi, a sect close to Shia Islam, and he is often accused of favouring the community, many of whom reside in Latakia and Tartous close to HTS-held Idlib.