| However, it is irresponsible for them to show such an indiscreet attitude to curry favor with voters. |
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| She hates her outcast status, but has too much respect for herself to compromise or curry favor. |
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| The British were accused of trying to curry favor with Tripoli for oil and arms deals. |
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| Gilad Sharon said the resignation was designed to curry favor with hardliners. |
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| Several banks seem to have leaned heavily on their balance sheets to curry favor with Facebook. |
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| A client might decide to hire a friend, want to curry favor or return past help. |
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| But behind them are ISIS fighters and sympathizers and locals eager to curry favor by selling out their neighbors. |
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| To that end, and perhaps to curry favor with sitting leaders, Kadyrov has come down harshly against the Arab Spring. |
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| My work is not based only on relationships or trying to curry favor. |
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| Any Tribunal Member seeking to curry favor of a Roster member appearing before him or her is thus anticipating a contingency so remote that any apprehension of bias attendant to it is mere speculation. |
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| They considered that position as a legacy of the Taya regime's attempts to curry favor with the West. |
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| But this wasn't some sort of Sister Souljah moment, where Romney called out his fellow conservatives in order to curry favor with the center. |
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| If nationalists believe that they will not curry favor with Ukrainians by engaging in Jew-baiting, then that is a welcome development. |
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| The framers worried that a president elected by Congress would so curry favor with the electing institution that he would be a mere puppet of the legislature rather than an independent voice. |
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| Many are flocking to Mr. Ma, hoping to curry favor. |
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| Any foreign government or foreign investor trying to curry favor with the current Bush Administration is sure to throw business to the Carlyle Group. |
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