Sentence examples for privileged power from inspiring English sources

Apple was pushed to disclose that it had issued a software update that privileged power management over performance in older devices that had degraded batteries.

"Harambe epitomized the performative/discursive resistance of an intersectional praxis against entrenched, privileged power structures".

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He called such an arrangement "deficits without tears," and he called it unjust to the less privileged, nonimperial powers and ill-advised for the imperial ones.

My kind of satire is the type that punches up, the type that holds the powerful to account and mocks authority – there is a huge difference between mocking the clerical class that used to rule France through privileged access to power and mocking the faith of the descendants of immigrants largely locked out of power and experiencing acute levels of prejudice.

Privileged politicians in power will always want their subjects to acquiesce and conform to their rule.

As Sunny Hundal boasted here last week, "union leaders who want to maintain their privileged positions as power brokers will be swept aside".

I suspect complaints by traditional party members and union leaders who want to maintain their privileged positions as power brokers will be swept aside.

It's no great spoiler to say that Nick proves to be a heroic orc, thus redeeming his entire race, and that Tikka proves to be a heroic elf, thus justifying her privileged place of power.

Growing up in Mexico City, I always knew Mexico was an unjust country — a place where small coteries of the privileged control all power and wealth while half the population lives in poverty.

In August, 2007, Eduardo Porter, a member of the Times editorial board, wrote on the Op-Ed page, "Growing up in Mexico City, I always knew Mexico was an unjust country — a place where small coteries of the privileged control all power and wealth while half the population lives in poverty.