Sentence examples similar to have privilege over from inspiring English sources

For instance, nanorods (NRs) and nanowires (NWs) as prolonged nanostructures have privileges over other structures.

In addition, all students were submitted to the same fixed duration training so that none of them had privileges over the other ones.

However, I do have privilege in this society over people who have darker skin, less education, a less respected job, and less money.

I know I have privilege.

Human Rights First has had the privilege over the last few years of working with a growing number of retired senior military leaders to share their messages with candidates and the public.

But, while corner stores are often viewed negatively and blamed for contributing to the obesity epidemic, I've had the privilege over the past four years to view corner stores in a new light: as critical allies in improving the health of our communities.

Epitope-based vaccines have remarkable privilege over the conventional ones since they are specific, able to avoid undesirable immune responses, generate long lasting immunity, and are reasonably cheaper.

"I even had the privilege, over the years, of occasionally being invited to drink his strong, unsweetened Darjeeling tea from one of his huge tin mugs: the Benn equivalent of a companionship of honour".

The Province of Ontario has supervisory privilege over the municipality and the power to redefine, restrict or expand the powers of all municipalities in Ontario.

Although the upper classes still have some privileges over the peasant class, today private ownership of land has gradually replaced ownership by the nobility.

But that didn't entitle us to have any privileges over that data or any wherewithal to make a copy or retain any of that data ourselves.