Sentence examples for are privileged in from inspiring English sources

Most of us are privileged in some ways, and less privileged in others.

"We are privileged in this generation to play our part, with others who are concerned for the built environment, in safeguarding Sir Christopher Wren's visionary landmark which contributes so enduringly to our identity as a city and society.

That is why names are privileged in indices and encyclopedias.

In this way, accurate but simple models are privileged in the evolution.

As shown in Thisfigure, the highest provesthatser has a considerable gain compared thethe lowest priority user.

We're considering the way that the world works and where people are privileged in the world.

Two patients in need of a particular scarce medical resource may have the same quality adjusted life expectancy, so the fair innings argument could be agnostic to who should be privileged in further allocation of medical resources.

I've been privileged in that way, certainly.

But I'm privileged in that my business trips are really out of the norm.

It's not good for the economy, or society – yet it's privileged in the tax system.

Although Coloureds and Indians were subordinated to white rule and humiliated by racial discrimination, they nevertheless were privileged in comparison with Africans.