Sentence examples for if privileged from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Your article made me wonder if privileged Americans aren't becoming even more so.

"Territory Labor, if privileged to be elected in August, will participate in the royal commission but seek not to be involved in the administration".

Intertwined with his search for the cause of her madness are two lurid narratives: that of a grandiose money launderer employed by Pablo Escobar, and Agustina's fractured recollections of her troubled, if privileged, childhood.

Pellas eschewed investment from outside partners so he wouldn't have to cut corners or put community-oriented projects on the back burner — a noble, if privileged, approach to development.

If every tech startup believes it can be the next Facebook or Twitter — or rather, the company that future startups aspire to be, one that fundamentally alters the way that a significant, if privileged, chunk of humanity conducts some everyday aspect of their lives — what's a more direct admission of failure than becoming just another Facebook acquisition?

If every tech startup believes it can be the next Facebook or Twitter or rather, the company that future startups aspire to be, one that fundamentally alters the way that a significant, if privileged, chunk of humanity conducts some everyday aspect of their lives what's a more direct admission of failure than becoming just another Facebook acquisition?

If these companies can run rings around our tax systems; If the privileged few can stash their earnings in tax havens; if countries continue to compete to offer the lowest tax rates and deals, in a sometimes misguided bid to attract investment; then poor country governments will never get the chance to raise the money they need to tackle poverty and inequality.

If a privileged node becomes compromised and conducts several malicious or risky transactions, then its privilege level is quickly reduced to limit its access to resources and minimize the damage it can further inflict.

If a privileged node becomes compromised and conducts several malicious or risky transactions, then its privilege level is quickly reduced to limit its access to resources and minimize the damage it can inflict further.

Charles Follen McKim was born in 1847 into a Pennsylvania family that was principled, if not privileged.

If the privileged are allowed to "buy" better treatment by the government, where does it end?