Sentence examples for privileged conditions from inspiring English sources

A few of us, though, have been living in such privileged conditions that it is still a shock to realize that live music is negotiable.

There have been repeated reports that, thanks to his connections with Pakistan's ISI spy agency, he enjoys privileged conditions in jail.

Class-based solidarity was further attenuated by growing employment in the public sector often under privileged conditions that in the leaner 1980s were perceived by private-sector workers as coming at their expense.

This area is characterized by being a part of an area of privileged conditions in terms of wealth and tourism.

It has applied to become a European Research Infrastructure Consortium, which would be owned by all the member countries and enjoy privileged conditions, including tax exemptions.

First, as elites are by conventional definition endowed with either extraordinary wealth, intelligence or both - how can folks in such privileged conditions become sensitive to famine, melting poles and illiteracy?

The privileged condition of the Jews, although they were resented as competitors by the burghers (who staged anti-Jewish riots), eventually resulted in Poland's becoming the home of the largest Jewish population in Christendom.

The problem is the privileged condition of the Jewish ethnic group over the others, those defined as the 'enemies,' the 'terrorists.' You divert attention, so that it is easier to define, and you restrict your anger and fight a battle that to me is irrelevant.

The world has long been bifurcated between energy-surplus and energy-deficit states, with the former deriving enormous political and economic advantages from their privileged condition and the latter struggling mightily to escape their subordinate position.

Alternatively, IL-27 could increase as a compensatory mechanism to adapt to rising levels of other proinflammatory mediators in an otherwise immune-privileged condition.

In Russia, respect to a researcher engineer is rather low it was not the case in the Soviet Union where salary of teaching staff and researchers was higher than average and academic freedom put them in a special privileged working conditions.