Sentence examples for inherit privilege from inspiring English sources

People inherit privilege.

"Those who are born poor are more likely to stay poor and those who inherit privilege are more likely to pass on privilege in England than in any comparable country.

What has "replaced the old system of inherited privilege"?

Dynasty is a political expletive in a country wary of inherited privilege.

While Young despised inherited privilege, his meritocrats were a far scarier, more selfish elite.

But it was a nation in which vast privilege -- often inherited privilege -- stood in contrast to vast misery.

A person's fate should be decided by effort, talent and luck, not race, caste, gender or inherited privilege.

Critical of inherited privilege, he once controversially resigned the chairmanship of the governors of a cathedral school.

"When we tell them the scores are often related to someone's inherited privilege, they're like, 'No!

On the northwest coast of North America, the right to perform ancestral songs and dances is an inherited privilege, although the owner of a song can give it away.

And he does this because he knows that the forces of democratization are right, and that those of inherited privilege are wrong.