Sentence examples for because of its privileged from inspiring English sources
He said Mexico has had many martyrs because of the religious persecution it has endured, and because of its "privileged" place in the church thanks to the role the beloved Virgin of Guadalupe plays in its popular faith.
Well, the obvious place is the BBC, precisely because of its privileged position.
The vicissitudes of caucus season are a source of private frustration for candidates, many of whom believe this state of corn and hogs and evangelical Christians has undue influence because of its privileged spot at the outset of the lengthy primary process – and can skew selection toward candidates who are unrepresentative of the national mood.
But FIFA cannot fail to act against two of its privileged executive committee members.
The cornea is an attractive organ for gene therapy because of its accessibility, immune-privileged status and ability to be monitored visually.
Halliburton has been accused of exploiting its privileged status.
Though Mr. Cameron is seen these days as vulnerable because of his privileged, Eton-educated background, Mr. Johnson, who also went to Eton, has succeeded somehow in transcending class in the eyes of many voters.
Did he get better treatment because of his privileged position?" Every day, new questions are emerging about how the deal to rescue depositors was struck, including the passage of an apparent loophole in the rescue package that could shield senior bank administrators from liability.
Hess himself only survived because of his "privileged miscegenated marriage" with Margarete.
