Sentence examples for privileged situations from inspiring English sources

These associations and administrations protect us from both surveillance and prosecution, and in doing so, we are shielded from receiving the label of criminal that countless others not born into our privileged situations so sadly receive.

The nun's privileged situation began definitively to collapse after the departure for Spain of her protectors, the marquis and marquise de la Laguna.

These households are supplied all day and are therefore in a privileged situation compared to the legally connected users who endure the restrictive rationing.

Brazil has a privileged situation regarding its water availability compared to other countries, but there are problems of water scarcity in the country, which are fundamentally due to the combination of the exaggerated growth of localized demands and the degradation of water quality (Setti et al. 2001).

However, writers still have a privileged situation.

Exposure to microgravity also provides a privileged situation for studying the control of spatial orientation.

There is currently no consensus about the semantics of attitude ascriptions, and it is not clear whether situation semantics has a privileged place in the family of accounts that have been proposed.

However, I do find myself in a situation where I am in a privileged spot.

"David did what any parent would do in that situation – give Clarkson all the steak he could eat and a privileged position".

(GP 6, p.6) (4) Many of the GPs felt they held a privileged position as a doctor, because they were able to become involved in very personal situations.

The situation was comparable to that of the Delhi sultanate, in which a party of entrenched nobles had tried to protect their privileged position against newcomers who were developing claims to power.