Sentence examples for privileged benefit from inspiring English sources

The privileged benefit from and often take for granted the advantages to social mobility that are stripped from the underclass.

This won't directly affect a ton of people -- about 300,000 workers, according to the White House -- but its impact could be far more widespread, transforming paid sick leave from a privileged benefit for salaried, white-collar workers to a basic right for everyone. .

He argues that age discrimination law and the elimination of mandatory retirement have become "a perk for the privileged," benefiting relatively well-off older workers with jobs rather than the unemployed older workers who can't get hired in the first place.

The prime minister said he was "privileged" to benefit from their advice.

We are privileged to benefit from technology, and ultimately that obliges us to take on greater responsibility that comes with the privileges we enjoy every day.

Mann said: "A very privileged few benefited from BHS and due to their actions thousands will now be worse off through no fault of their own.

For e-government to succeed fully, the dream of Internet access for all has to become a reality.Governments are well aware that large and expensive e-projects will command little support if only a privileged minority benefits.

Ms Sobchak's 2011 income is estimated at $2.8m £1.75mm) by Forbes and, like Hilton, the American hotel heiress, she had a privileged upbringing, benefiting from a system of political patronage that has flourished under Mr Putin.

If you stand in place of Pharaoh - i.e. if you are a member of a privileged class, benefiting from the exploitation of an underclass - take note.

Those who seek to increase the equality of opportunity are battling a power structure where a few privileged have benefited while the majority has lost.

And perhaps my children and their privileged peers could benefit from a day of hands-on experience in service industries.