Sentence examples for be privileged in from inspiring English sources

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.

(2006, Lecture One, §1) {§6.9} What I want to call the "classical project of analysis", then, aims to exhibit the meanings expressed by various target vocabularies as intelligible by means of the logical elaboration of the meanings expressed by base vocabularies thought to be privileged in some important respects epistemological, ontological, or semantic relative to those others.

How can you be privileged in some ways, but not privileged in others?

No single view of history should be privileged in the classroom, not by the College Board, the teacher, or anyone.

Pope Francis has constantly emphasized that a decentralized papacy requires that local answers should be privileged in Catholicism over and above undue Vatican and curial impositions of rules and regulations on the local churches.

I didn't realize then just how lucky I was to be white, to be female, to be suburban, to be middle-class, to be privileged in so many ways.

I've been privileged in that way, certainly.

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

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.