Sentence examples for even more privilege from inspiring English sources

I have always been privileged, of course – I am white, able-bodied, and I was born in Canada – but getting to write requires even more privilege than those facts confer.

Even more privileges are available to those of certain professional, educational or financial levels in hopes of attracting and retaining skilled, wealthy professionals back to the country.

It was a complete and utter privilege to have worked with him and it is even more of a privilege to call him a friend.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is planning a hefty fare increase, but it thinks that some environmentally conscious riders might want to voluntarily pay even more for the privilege of riding on a crowded train or bus.

Sehwag said: "I was delighted to be asked to play for MCC and being captain will make it even more of a privilege".

So when a family wants to sit together, they're asked to pay even more for the privilege.

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The survey also asked students if they fancied – as the government has planned with a recent higher education bill – paying even more for the privilege of learning things.

The rising cost of banking threatens to push more struggling Americans out of the mainstream financial system, leading them to spend even more for the privilege of paying bills, cashing checks and stowing their cash.

Once he leaves Congress, he will retain lifetime floor privileges in the House and, even more important, lifetime privileges to the members-only House gym.

Adding to Cathay's challenges, Beijing officials recently declared its particular type of nylon production a matter of "national security" — a designation that gives state-backed companies like Hilead even more protection and privileges and makes competing with them all the more difficult.