Sentence examples for necessarily privileged from inspiring English sources

"Americans have become more used to the idea that one denomination is not necessarily privileged over another.

But unlike a zealous minority on the other side, these moderates have not necessarily privileged these social concerns over important questions of economics or national security that mattered more to them at election time.

This was, necessarily, both a privileged and a sometimes complicated and uncomfortable position to occupy.

But those things, though intrinsic to a tournament, do not necessarily impress the gentlemen privileged to hold the vote.

We take this as an indication that positive outcomes for women choosing FMU care are not necessarily restricted to women privileged by high socio-economic status or excellent health, an assumption that is in line with the findings of the largest study so far of FMU care.

One of many problems affecting patient engagement with care is that, necessarily, the spoken language is privileged over other forms of communication.

Those who enjoy this privileged company are not necessarily conscious that it is exclusive.

Not necessarily because my girls aren't privileged, but because whether they are or they aren't doesn't matter a whit in this conversation.

The IVD is a hypoxic, isolated, immune-privileged compartment, the cells of which must necessarily be highly specialized in order to survive.

"Has Iran chosen football, in which it is skilled and privileged, compared to ping-pong?" Football may not necessarily be the best sport to bring the two nations closer.

Though nominally an articulation of egalitarian principles, those rights and benefits would necessarily be more valuable to society's weaker and less privileged members.