Sentence examples for too many privileged from inspiring English sources

Of course, it is understandable, as the Government-organized NGOs enjoy too many privileged resources, which would annoy grassroots NGOs.

There are too many privileged foreigners waiting outside.

We also want more regional stories, and 34% of us think there are too many films about rich and privileged people living in London (that King's Speech effect again?).

Such a significant drop in outreach funding could mean too many potential students from less privileged backgrounds, who have the ability, don't get encouraged to go to university".

Such a significant drop in outreach funding could mean too many potential students from less privileged backgrounds, who have the ability, don't get encouraged to go to university". As many as 2,500 schools, 300 colleges and 100 universities had been involved in the Aimhigher scheme before universities minister David Willetts announced he was closing it last November.

While he can claim credit for the commercial success of the LTA and some partial success at the elite end of the women's game, where there are two British women challenging to be in the top 50, for too many people tennis remains a privileged, middle-class sport.

Echoing the critique of the influential New Yorker writer George Packer, Baird argues that too many products in Silicon Valley are designed by privileged millennial for other privileged millennials.

But with all the suffering in this world, I wouldn't shed too many tears for those who had privileged youths.

The counterintuitive truth is that have an abundance of options does not make you feel privileged and indulged; too many options make you feel like all of them are wrong, and that you are wrong if you choose any of them.

"A lot of the most privileged children face far too many choices," said Benedetti.

The prime minister has been criticized as being aloof and drawing too many of his advisers from the same privileged social class into which he was born.