Sentence examples for making it privileged from inspiring English sources

It has widespread support and will contain a message making it "privileged" when it reaches the Senate.

The unique structural features of benzimidazole and a wide range of biological activities of its derivatives made it privileged structure in drug discovery.

Exceptional structural features of this class of heterocycle and versatile biological applications made it a privileged structural backbone in new drug design and discovery.

In Latin America, poor resources and quality of education have made PPPs a regular policy option with public financing of 'private' education institutions making it possible for the less privileged and the poor to have access to relatively good quality education provided by private providers (Mora 2007).

Like much of the media and popular culture generally, barriers have been erected that prevent those from non-privileged backgrounds from making it.

The conversation was conducted in the presence of other prison employees, which make it clearly not privileged, prosecutors said.

Once again, the pronouncement that comes from the chair of this year's distinguished panel of judges – writers and critics both, who have made a life out of thinking about fiction and what makes it valuable – is privileged over those other, more informed voices, to have the soundbite that carries.

Those who make it here are the privileged ones: They had families established here.

Although in this case, the test set was generated in the analogous way as for training, which makes it a little bit privileged, this type of test set is a very good illustration of the virtual screening experiment, where large libraries of chemical structures are evaluated.

* Nervous: In fact, being so wealthy and privileged makes it incredibly anxious.

Meanwhile, its outsize profits and privileged position make it an increasingly tempting target.