Sentence examples for be privileged because it from inspiring English sources

Education should be privileged because it not only improved the efficiency of the human factor, but it also improved the equality of income distribution.

Myself, I am privileged because I have been in leadership therefore I have had opportunity to hear about what the policies are or get access to some of these policies because a need has arisen somewhere but otherwise most staff are not aware of some of the standing policies in the university.

And we were privileged because our predecessors had it worse.

They think their child is privileged because they're English.

Maybe you speak French not because you're privileged; you're privileged because you speak French.

Actors are privileged because they can sometimes let them out".

I was privileged because they hadn't played those songs in years.

McNamee's lawyers argued in the motion, which was filed in March, that their client's statements were privileged because they were made as part of a federal investigation.

McNamee's lawyer, Richard D. Emery, has asked Judge Ellison to dismiss the suit, saying that the statements McNamee made about Clemens were privileged because they were made in connection with a federal investigation.

Mr. King said that investment bankers were privileged because a lot of their compensation was made up of bonuses, which the banks can decide to pay whenever they want.

But we are very much aware that we are privileged, because at least we can be independent and we have visibility.