Sentence examples for becomes a privilege from inspiring English sources
The moment you introduce the language of "deserving", you invite others to judge just how deserving you are; and a right very quickly becomes a privilege.
Otherwise, the rule-based multilateral trading system becomes a privilege of nations with resources and expertise in the field of international law.To address this problem, a group of WTO countries is seeking to establish an advisory centre on WTO law to advise and train the officials of developing countries on WTO legal matters.
Beating off becomes a privilege that is often only granted after tribute is paid even then, sometimes it's denied.
But when you spend an hour on a Sunday contemplating life's purpose with industrial music legend, occultist, and "pandrogenous" artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, the process becomes a privilege.
Fauna and flora reserves have been running out, access to water has become a privilege, and extreme weather events have become more numerous and left families without homes or livelihoods.
Your article leads me to wonder if clean water will eventually become a privilege strictly for those who can afford to buy it, while polluted public water will be the only option available to the rest of our citizens.
And she hopes that, at a time where legal aid is in crisis, there are enough good people around to make sure that access to the courts doesn't become a privilege for the rich.
"But at the same time, we think there is something empowering about being able to contribute to a court case that involves an issue that affects you or touches upon values that are important to you". And she hopes that, at a time where legal aid is in crisis, there are enough good people around to make sure that access to the courts doesn't become a privilege for the rich.
Connor Morgan, an MYP for Northern Ireland, who spoke briefly in Gaelic, said raising the cap would mean "education will become a privilege only for those who can afford it".
In a country with 18.6 million abandoned homes and 3.5 million people facing homelessness, housing has become a privilege and not a right.
