Sentence examples for privileged field from inspiring English sources

In recent years, Sainsbury's has almost been observing the battle of the grocers from a privileged field position, but now it's in the trenches with everyone else.

The fact is not merely, that the scientist spends more than half of his life in the same world of sense perception, of common sense, and of everyday language as his fellow citizens, but that he has come in his own privileged field of activity to a point where the naïve questions and anxieties of the layman have made themselves felt very forcefully, albeit in a different manner.

For those groups that raised crops, the male line was somewhat privileged as fields were commonly passed from father to son.

No specific disciplinary approach is privileged, leaving the field open to the expertise of the scholars.

The city dates back to the Árpád dynasty (9th 14th century), and by the 14th century it had become one of the privileged half-agrarian "field-towns" (oppida).

These data further confirmed that a suitable mutual arrangement of the imidazolylmethyl pharmacophore and a properly selected substituent on the xanthone core allows a fine tuning of the activity towards the different CYPs and further corroborate the role of the xanthone scaffold as a privileged structure in this field.

At the same time, Doležal adds, "the academies need to accept that they are not unique and privileged players on the field anymore, even in basic research".

Because of their privileged position on the field and with Brussels, they play an active part in the socialization processes of the local actors part of the network of migration governance and in the Europeanization of norms and standards related to migration management.

They were privileged "journeyers into the field, participant observers, and chroniclers... ......... [ 4], p.197.

To this end, we start with an epistemological reappraisal of epigenetic discourse that valorizes the blurring of meanings as a critical asset for the field and privileged analytical entry point.

The system has always been rigged to tilt the playing field toward the privileged and the well-connected.