Sentence examples for much less privileged from inspiring English sources
"In Certain Circles" tells the story of a failed marriage — between a spirited, privileged young Sydney socialite, and her bitter, much less privileged husband.
But there is: there's the one we just saw play out in the media, and another you never hear about, much bigger in population, and much less privileged.
I've stressed that this process must change to be much more inclusive, and not just on behalf of workers here, but on behalf of much less privileged workers in some of the other signatory countries.
Lanny Davis statement continued, "If she had asked all blacks to go back to Africa, what would White House Correspondents Association position be as to whether she deserved White House press room credentials -- much less a privileged honorary seat?" Our defender of illegal coups knows very well this is not analogous.
He's a vocal spokesperson for a community that is, statistically, much browner and less privileged than he is.
All this makes them much more profitable than less privileged companies, providing further funds for investment.China's rapid transformation from a big importer of steel to a big exporter suggests that global production is moving there to take advantage of the exceptionally favourable investment climate.
Especially on a day when another story doing the rounds involves a report from the Institute for Public Policy Research IPPRR) which suggests that the "ever onward, ever upward" culture for women at the top of the tree hasn't done much to help women at the less privileged end of the pay scale.
I am forced to acknowledge one of the very distinct differences between myself (meaning people with similar or more privilege to me) and less privileged humans, when I spend so much time looking for similarities.
And often, paradoxically, despite their privileged backgrounds, they have much less appetite for risk.
Now there's much less distinction to the profession: everybody has access to formerly privileged information and anybody can publish it.
Ms. Thomas grew up in a privileged, patriarchal household where women's sexual thoughts, much less their vaginas, were not discussed.
