Sentence examples for privileged measures from inspiring English sources

** While standardized tests of achievement are also privileged measures of giftedness, they are for the most part IQ tests in disguise.

They spot phonies, perceive guile and scorn the poor and the privileged in equal measure.

Famously, they brought decent sidewalks, bike lanes and the Transmilenio bus service to bypass the capital's crippling traffic – measures that privileged the non-car-owning poor.

It takes seriously the complaints of people whose lives are, by any objective historical measure, almost impossibly privileged (though they would no doubt describe themselves as middle class).

Meadows did not file the measure as a privileged resolution, meaning it does not have to be brought up for a vote immediately.

There will generally not be a single privileged way to define such a measure on possible worlds.

There is a need to accept that we start by measuring professionals doing a privileged and unique role.

The council has consistently sought to introduce measures that preserve the military's privileged status within the Egyptian state, unencumbered by civilian oversight of its budget and operations.

Arguably, these measures reify the preferences of the privileged and fail to provide sufficient moral justification when risks materialize (Gafni 1991).

Another consequence is that it is often as members of a privileged class that economists now confront the public (where their privilege is measured not simply by education and social origins, but increasingly by personal income and wealth).

However, the broad literature reveals that the potential profit from exploiting privileged information is far too great temptation to be measured easily with laws and regulations.