Sentence examples for some privilege from inspiring English sources

"And there are some privilege concerns that we may have".

Owning the place does confer some privilege, though.

"Let's just say that from the beginning I wanted to give some privilege to Ukraine," he said.

The woman, who cleaves to the disadvantaged, and who comes from a background of some privilege, is admirable and far-sighted but a bit of a pill.

Except in the most egregious cases or where the larger interests of the industry are involved, executives and professionals are usually charged only civilly, which means they pay a fine or lose some privilege (often just temporarily).

Born to some privilege, the son of a stockbroker and educated, by way of a scholarship, at Eton and Merton College, Oxford, he was untouched by notions of superiority, but much taken with a sense of obligation.

He does get some privileges, though.

There are going to be some privileges of the military that would probably be protected".

But they said some privileges, like hospital visitation rights, might be given to same-sex partners.

"Maturity brings some privileges and Rydon Village is one of them," the blurb claims.

Government officials contend that the Uighurs actually enjoy some privileges not available to the Han.