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Filter by Meaning The new policy seems to favor larger corporations over small businesses.
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The coach always seems to favor the star player on the team.
The new tax laws heavily favor big corporations.
The judge's ruling seemed to favor the defendant in the case.
The selection committee appears to favor candidates with a lot of work experience.
The professor seems to favor students who participate in class discussions.
The new software update will favor faster processing speeds over more memory usage.
The weather conditions favor a successful harvest this year.
The change in regulations will favor the safety of the workers.
The hotel staff will favor guests who stay for a longer period of time.
He tries to favor his girlfriend by buying her expensive gifts.
The government may favor certain companies when awarding contracts.
He will favor our request to extend the deadline.
The teacher will favor the students' request for extra help.
They will favor the workers' request for a pay raise.
The manager will favor our request for a day off.
The landlord will favor the tenant's request to have a pet.
Wearing sunscreen will favor your skin's health.
The warm weather will favor outdoor activities.
The music industry tends to favor certain genres over others.
The board of directors may favor a merger with a larger company.
As a favor, the hostess provided each guest with a bag of treats to take home.
I received a small favor from my boss for completing the task ahead of schedule.
He showed his appreciation by giving her a small favor at the end of the dinner.
As a favor, the host gave each guest a small parting favor to thank them for attending the party.
His favor for dogs was evident when he adopted a puppy.
His favor for chocolate cake over vanilla was well-known.
I'm sorry, I can't do you a favor by lending you money again.
The professor has a clear favor for students who participate in class discussions.
The boss's favor for his nephew was evident in the recent promotion.
The manager's favor for the new employee was obvious from the beginning.
His favor for playing basketball influenced his decision to join the team.
My mom has a favor for spicy food, but my dad prefers mild dishes.
The judge will favor the plaintiff's request for a restraining order.
The government will favor the company's request for tax incentives.
The coach will favor the athlete's request for a break.
The referee seemed to favor the home team throughout the game.
The cashier did me a favor by giving me a discount on my purchase.
The boss always seems to favor the employees who arrive early.
The flexible work schedule will favor working parents.
The homeless man received a favor from the kind stranger who offered him food and shelter.
The judge was accused of having a favor for the prosecution.
Can you favor me by picking up some groceries on the way home?
He asked the teacher to favor him by extending the deadline for his paper.
Staying organized will favor your time management.
The judge is likely to favor the prosecution's request for a harsher sentence.
He brought a favor, a small statue of Buddha, to his colleague as a token of respect.
My favor for warm weather makes me dread winter.
The parents will favor their children's request to go to the park.
He promised to favor her with a promotion if she met her sales targets.
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