Sentence examples for privileged both from inspiring English sources

Since neither the thermodynamic nor the mechanical approach is in any way privileged, both have to lead to the same conclusions.

Bosnians who wish to dis-identify from the rigid constituent peoples framework face a prisoner's dilemma based on how others will vote, as parties campaigning on ethno-religious lines are privileged both by the constitution and by the Dayton mentality of compulsory identification.

The competition between these three engines (each of which has its own benefits and target creators) is a further democratisation of the creative tools that are required to build a video game, something that has, to date, always favoured the privileged – both in terms of education and equipment.

To obtain and use bitcoins means by definition you are highly privileged, both in your ability to purchase bitcoins through the existing financial system, and to participate in the internet-based economy to use them.

Sources of these privileged scaffolds both synthetic and natural are exemplified.

The wealthy and privileged on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean came to his studio in London to be immortalized.

Born in Guyana on 27 June 1912, Eustace Edward Ricardo Braithwaite was the child of privileged parents, both graduates of Oxford University.

The infusion of Han Chinese, privileged by both ethnicity and language, had left the teahouses and barbershops in the Tibetan quarter thick with the unemployed and the idle.

They were born within three months of each other, to privileged families; both spent part of their childhood in wealthy Connecticut towns.

Gerwel could have won himself powerful allies in politics or in business by sharing the privileged information, both personal and political, he had accumulated during his years by President Mandela's side; he might have made himself a lot of money by writing up his memoirs of that time, but he never breathed a word.

Undeniably privileged by both racism and sexism, I cannot assume that I have the right to speak on this issue.