Sentence examples for less privilege from inspiring English sources

I suggest that by remaining in his position he took very few consequences, and that in almost any other walk of life a person with less privilege would automatically lose their job after being convicted of sexual assault.

Furthermore, Mosley found that corrections staff had one less privilege to take away from inmates to discourage bad behavior.

Singh is younger, a snappier stylist, further left, and has much less privilege to check than the current prime minister.

White women have a greater platform than women of color, absolutely, but we have much less privilege than most white men.

It felt awful being ripped off, but my experiences are nothing compared to what artisans with less privilege than myself and my partner face.

As a white male, I hold privilege, and I ought to use my privilege to leverage people with less privilege for equality.

"Dr Murray has not received any special treatment in jail and in fact has many less privileges than most inmates because of his notoriety," Wass said this year.

Users with less privileges are given higher (overline{k}), while the value of k is constant.

It reposes, rather, on the theocratic idea that inspiration is less a privilege of the private citizen than of the ordained prophet.

Some of these, such as horsemanship and hunting, always remained more or less the privilege of an aristocratic and wealthy elite; however, the various branches of athletics, originally reserved for the sons of the great families, became more and more widely practiced.

It is that aspect of the sport, one man struggling and helpless on the canvas and the other on top punching him again and again and again that makes it less a privilege of watching talented athletes and more an episode of cage pornography.