Sentence examples for more privileged position from inspiring English sources

He also occupied a much more privileged position in Israeli society.

I accept that I'm in a more privileged position than most, so I hope to use that to my advantage.

Judges in China are in a more privileged position: there, there are no rules of evidence and courts may hear whatever the prosecution wants to tell them.

"It's now quite obvious that whoever ended up under sanctions found himself in a more privileged position," Minchenko, the political scientist, said.

The addictive thrill of mastering a language leads me to suspect I won't be leaving just yet and I'm confident I now occupy a more privileged position for procuring a French job.

"The biggest problem with Lionel Shriver's dismissive comments regarding a Year of Publishing Women is her failure to acknowledge that as a white American, writing in English, living in London, holding an MFA from Columbia, she is in a vastly more privileged position than the majority of women writers.

In the hands of the neo-liberals, the schools are less about learning and more about certification, the blessing of those who can afford it with a piece of paper that says they are qualified to hold the more privileged positions in society.

We spoke about how we might share more of our privileged position with regional theatres.

"And if it has little or nothing to do with science," he says, "then scientists are in no more of a privileged position to render an opinion than anyone else".

The choice of mid-size/large animal model (e.g., rabbits, cats, dogs, cattle, horses, goats, pigs, or nonhuman primates) for scientific research depends on the disease/condition to be studied, but is also influenced by other considerations including the more or less privileged position in the human community.

By the late 18th century Roman Catholics and Presbyterians both received more tolerant treatment, but the privileged position of the Church of Ireland minority continued to irritate many people.