Sentence examples for added privileges from inspiring English sources

Beyond sought-after benefits like discounts and free Wi-Fi, added privileges like room upgrades, spa vouchers and airport lounge access make investing in hotel rewards programs all the more tempting.

While these cards do have an annual fee, when you calculate the value of added privileges like lounge access and checked bags, you'll be "coming out way ahead," he says.

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For example, such schemes should provide user-friendly features that allow group members to be conveniently added or removed, privileges of group members to be assigned or revoked by authorized parties (e.g., group leaders), organizing of members into one or more sub-groups, forming of (multiple) hierarchical layers, etc.

With an entrance at Madison Avenue and 76th Street, the gallery's connection with the Carlyle, itself synonymous with privilege, added to its prestige.

Décor It's easy to save your silver coins by opting for take-out rather than sitting inside the shop (where as much as 50p can be added for the privilege - just ask Pret).

That system, Carnevale added, reproduces the privilege and disadvantages inherent in class and race.

He added that granting more privileges would weaken immigrants' desires to become citizens.

Examples would be things like better seats and priority boarding privileges, he added.

At the same time that heterosexuality helped perpetuate the subordination of women, it reinforced the benefits that women could gain from participation in partnerships with men, which gave them added status and economic privileges.

Blunt, demanding an inquiry into the leak by the privileges committee, added that since no criminal offence had occurred, and the police could not therefore be called in, it should be open for the committee to call in private investigators.