Sentence examples for instead of privileged from inspiring English sources

"Consider for a minute the trade-off that I suggest," she wrote in her letter, which was published in January, adding, "perhaps we will convince people to consider us as worthy leaders instead of privileged hangers-on".

It positions whiteness as weak and lacking instead of "privileged" or "supreme" while acknowledging the damage and violence this "fragility" has the power to cause.

Is there any hope that this administration will ever start working for all instead of a privileged few?

That may suggest voters do not believe the rhetoric of the prime minister's first speech in Downing Street, when she promised to tackle social injustice and govern on behalf of the "just managing", instead of the "privileged few".

The magnitude of the problems represented by Turkish entry into full-fledged membership (Germany talks instead of a "privileged partnership") appears incompatible with the E.U.'s unresolved issues of debt and deficit, an economy nearing standstill by the end of the year, and an intensifying discussion of the need for greater economic governance.

Instead of a privileged action of dopamine in striatal synapse development, we discovered a mechanism of regulated synaptogenesis requiring cooperative action of glutamatergic drive and neuromodulation.

Succumbing to the modesty meant being relegated to the margins as a worker bee instead of the more privileged ranks as a core contributor.

In fact, it would have been more entertaining if they'd shipped in a couple of stroppy ones, or if they'd giggled during the ancient Samburu welcome dance ritual instead of feeling immensely privileged.

Since the Second World War, the State Department has pointedly refused to employ the term "special relationship," and has urged Britain to integrate itself more closely with continental Europe instead of hankering after privileged and outdated trans-Atlantic treatment.

Mr Irranca-Davies said: "Only by tackling the cost-of-living crisis can we build a rural economy that works for ordinary people instead of just a privileged few".

Instead of choosing one privileged domain (for instance impact assessment or technology assessment) where all topics should be integrated, a problem oriented approach seem instead to require that the issue is approached as a cross-cutting learning challenge with implications for all domains.