Sentence examples for privilege few from inspiring English sources

While figures released on Monday showed a record 2.14 million Japanese were receiving welfare in October 2012, Aso has led a life of privilege few of his compatriots could hope to match.

The writer, Elinor Burkett, a journalist and former professor of women's studies, argued that Caitlyn Jenner's experience as Bruce, for example, "included a hefty dose of male privilege few women could possibly imagine". He was awarded a university athletic scholarship at a time when universities offered little funding for women's sports.

A home-cooked Italian meal at Geoffrey's — he has lived in Venice for over 30 years — is a privilege few in this world get to enjoy and none should decline.

He advocates an overhaul on many fronts: looser labour laws, fewer taxes, fewer special pension privileges, fewer civil servants and more autonomous universities as well as better opportunities for ethnic minorities.A more meritocratic, more open, less regulated France would, in his eyes, be a more prosperous and confident France that would be able to count again in the world.

City records show that Mr. Kruger used his office to secure them privileges accorded few New Yorkers, privileges that only the police commissioner can bestow.

It's a privilege only few people get to experience".

I like to say that my office is the bar, a privilege for few".

Enjoying the city and its "free" opportunities is a privilege that few can afford.

Only 30 or so states have laws that protect auditor-client privilege, and few federal courts have addressed it.

He can choose to act and end the misery faced by many, or he can do nothing and continue to favour a privilege a few.

"At the heart of this campaign is a commitment to an America where the future is built on fairness for all, not on a privilege for few," he said.