Sentence examples for privileged future from inspiring English sources

Demob-happy undergraduates, dressed for punting and swigging wine from the bottle, seem not so much to be enjoying themselves as determinedly following rites of passage on the way to a privileged future.

The protesters say they will march on the school grounds against "future privileged social parasites".

If the children of officials think that they are the privileged class, will future generations follow suit?

And just about every journalist and managing editor we spoke to predicted that the trade would become even more privileged in the future.

She believes her experience can help mould that raw talent from less privileged areas into future Forest players.

Base your team strategy on privileged insights into futures, not on past history: It is a common practice, to collect heaps of information on the history, do some arbitrary interpolation or extrapolation and then base team strategy on this data.

As we sat at Mrs. Hieu's restaurant, though, feeling like privileged house guests, that future seemed very distant.

In all, it is an extraordinary piece that casts us as privileged ghosts from the future, using our hindsight to reinterpret the world through which we walk.

Adam and Eve are privileged observers of the future of our world.

Finally, we look at "lead-like" synthesis and its future in privileged drug discovery.

With WPP's over 200,000 employees and a $75 billion media book, Sir Martin has a uniquely privileged insight into the future of the online advertising industry.