Sentence examples for more privileged backgrounds from inspiring English sources

And the IFS report shows the high earners tend to be those from more privileged backgrounds.

Mr. Litman's most famous murder cases involved young men from humble origins who were charged with killing young women from more privileged backgrounds.

Sure, there were some students who came from more privileged backgrounds, but I am not sure if they were a majority or not.

To go back to the bleedin' obvious, there is no mystery as to why those from more privileged backgrounds tend to be more confident and assertive.

Many Sowetans, thought from the outside to be downtrodden people denied full education by the Afrikaner government prior to 1990, slip easily and expertly through languages that others, from more privileged backgrounds, can only marvel at.

Last year, Alan Johnson, who has branded Mr Corbyn's success as "madness", claimed that the party's left-wing tended to be from more privileged backgrounds than its professionalised moderates.

Why schools work harder where parents are from a more privileged background we do not know.

The joint Nobel peace prize-winner said much more would have been done to win the girls' release had they come from a more privileged background.

Justice McLaughlin said Mr. Teneyck came from a far more privileged background — he grew up in a middle-class suburban New Jersey home — than most similarly charged defendants.

The Romney campaign, meanwhile, fired back at Mr. Perry on Friday after Mr. Perry's comments about Mr. Romney's more privileged background.

There was some skepticism in the cable industry as to whether Brian Roberts, who grew up in a far more privileged background than his father, would prove to have the same mettle.