Sentence examples for while privileging from inspiring English sources

Working-class men in particular are drowning amid the transition to a gender-equal, globalized, services-dominated economy that has brought intense competition for work while privileging new talents at which men have no special advantage.

This correspondence happens, in part, as the scientists in question often bracket the environment while privileging racialized genetic variance as the primary source of health disparities for common disease, in this case between Mexicans and Puerto Ricans with asthma.

While privileging the role of traditional pastoral governance systems, the policy advocates strengthening national integration, cohesion, and equity by improving infrastructure, human capital, security, and the rule of law (Odhiambo 2013).

Building on Balibar, in The Translation Zone: A New Comparative Literature (2005), I have also ascribed transnationalism to a "trans to trans" comparatism that bypasses the metropole while privileging translation between "minor" or micro-minority languages and literatures.

Operating somewhere at the intersection of a think-tank and a mission-driven non-profit, the whole thrust of Helena is to bring together successful people across a range of demographics while privileging the one number that the organization's founder, Henry Elkus, thinks truly matters — that 50% of the world's population is under the age of 25.

Mary Bousted, the general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), said: "The free school policy is completely undemocratic and a huge waste of public money, established regardless of need, with contempt for the local community while privileging small sectional interests.

More significantly, the Norwegian is an avowed romantic, someone who feels uncomfortable with the rationalised pieties and hypocrisies of a modern society that extol the values of equality while egregiously privileging the inequalities of physical beauty.

A century ago the historian Tom Johnston urged us to "dissolve the halo of divinity that surrounds the hereditary title" and "shatter the romance that keeps the nation numb and spellbound while privilege picks its pocket".

While privilege refers to the unearned opportunity one gets simply for being who they are, it does not mean that one with privilege never experiences hardships.

While privilege -- white, male, straight, etc. -- may be a set of "unearned advantages," folks with privilege often subscribe to a set of assumptions and reflect these beliefs in everyday interactions thereby sustaining the value and superiority of a particular status.

While the privileging of some epistemic perspectives ensures that standpoint theory bears normative content, it remains to be explained how one attains a privileged epistemic standpoint that will lead to objective knowledge, and how one can identify such a standpoint.