Sentence examples for privilege of water from inspiring English sources

Kerala, due to its privilege of water and heavy monsoons, is one of the richest states in India.

UNICEF's work will not be over until Sulemana and his young friends can leave their donkeys behind and head to school instead – until everyone in Savelugu can once again enjoy the privilege of safe, clean water, and the community is finally free from Guinea worm.

At Christie's, which had the unenviable privilege of testing the waters with the first major sale of the new season on Tuesday evening, 51 Impressionist and Modern works of art sold for an aggregate $140.77 million.

Using a qualitative approach focusing on in-depth interviews of members of the Winnemem Wintu tribe in California, we uncover how culturally hegemonic meanings of natural resources and landscapes privilege the water needs of modern development and deny the importance of Indigenous emotional connections to sacred places by limiting access to and protection of ancestral territories.

In the 19th century, for example, brave souls were willing to put up with scratchy woolen bloomers in return for the privilege of dipping a toe into sea water.

The customers have paid Mr. Coen's employers -- either Harvey Cedars Marina in Harvey Cedars or Island Surf and Sail in Brant Beach -- about $45 each for the privilege of piloting ocean kayaks around the waters south of Barnegat Bay.

Kolff (1840) reported that the people of Luang in the southern Moluccas claimed the exclusive privilege of fishing trepang in the surrounding waters.

Teams would race in different places, from San Francisco to Hong Kong via Cowes, for the privilege of meeting the defender in his home waters (possibly Las Palmas, in the case of the landlocked Swiss).

They hop in their cars and get on buses for the privilege of clearing debris or handing out blankets and water.

Upon being given the privilege of holding this rusty grail, I leaned over to the water cooler, filled it and drank, to the consternation of assembled staff members.

We have the privilege of living in a country where we can drink our water.