Sentence examples for a privileged case from inspiring English sources

He does not see what a privileged case this can be.

(In case, say, someone invites George Will, a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist who likes to tell college audiences that rape victims are a privileged class on campus).

A privileged class kept replicating itself.

The constructal approach is then used accordingly, which allows the emergence of the optimal design, or the best lighting structures assembly, in Cartesian and curvilinear geometries, with a privileged treatment for the practical case of the 2D-cylindrical geometry.

2. The further assumptions would need to relate particular options to particular privileged levels of utility; for instance, one would need to argue that a rational agent's preference ordering should incorporate, say, a privileged zero-utility option, in which case ratios of utility distances from this option would be meaningful.

Similarly, S. maltophilia was the only bacterial species detected in a privileged anatomic site (bone marrow) in case XOR63.

In this case, the host appears to provide a "privileged site" to the resident luminal population.

In some cases these applications are run from a privileged context.

11 (Blue and White)" by Alexandra Cunningham, told the story of a privileged high school rapist that was clearly drawn from the Alex Kelly case in Connecticut.

Saying cases involving human rights violations have had a "privileged" status, Mr. Osorio said the human rights unit would instead simply step up its activities against the rebels.

Before the 19th century 'power was exercised over madness primarily in the form of exclusion' and thus madness was a 'privileged case' (Foucault, 1996a[1977c]: 207).