Sentence examples for continue to privilege from inspiring English sources

If not, elite colleges will continue to privilege the privileged while neglecting those not fortunate enough to gain exposure to the advantages that money — whether it's your own or your sponsor's — can buy.

These findings highlight structural and cultural features of universities, as well as STEM curricula and pedagogy, that continue to privilege white males.

If Cocking's view is correct, then as long as SNS continue to privilege text-based and asynchronous communications, our ability to use them to cultivate and express authentic identities may be significantly hampered.

The idea of sustainability extends CSR by focusing organizations and researchers on the need to equitably balance environmental and social concerns with economic concerns – a balance rarely really existing in CSR discussions which continue to privilege economic concerns, and to a much lesser extent social concerns.

Instructors face a daunting task: how can a more expansive, nuanced picture of the history of the American built environment be taught when standard textbooks continue to privilege the same monuments decade after decade without acknowledging the richness of the American architectural legacy?

Others will continue to privilege STEM at the expense of ethnic studies.

Since Mubarak was forced out of power only 18 days into our revolution, the discourse of the political classes and the elites (including both state and private media), continues to privilege discussions of rotating ministers, cabinet reshuffles, referendums, committees, constitutions and most glaringly, parliamentary and now presidential elections.

And when Path 2 arrives sometime in the not-so-distant future, you can count on the new version continuing to privilege simplicity, intimacy, and ease of sharing.

My objection with the Sanderson is that it continues to privilege men in a field where feminist analysis has long been marginalized, and masculine political behaviour is treated as universal".

My objection with the Sanderson is that it continues to privilege men in a field where feminist analysis has long been marginalized, and masculine political behavior is treated as universal".

Where much of the activism that drives LGBTQ politics continues to privilege the sense that sexuality is a private affair, one that need not concern our politicians or our neighbors, these attempts at shamelessly grappling with gay sex are a welcome step forward.