Sentence examples for will be privileged to from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, June 3 , 1939P. 11 Incidental Intelligence: Students at the Harvard Summer School will be privileged to hear, on Monday, July 17th, an illustrated lecture by Mr. Howard Cleaves, entitled "Wild Life at Night".
By S. Marshall and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 3, 1939 P. 11 Incidental Intelligence: Students at the Harvard Summer School will be privileged to hear, on Monday, July 17th, an illustrated lecture by Mr. Howard Cleaves, entitled "Wild Life at Night".
"It's a beautiful ground and one that I will be privileged to call home, at least for a month".
"We encourage you to support the pro-America events we'll be privileged to participate in during these coming weeks," she said in a written statement.
They'll be privileged to see the world's earliest fossilized stromatolites, clocking in at an astonishing 1.9 billion years old — before fish, before dinosaurs, before mammals — the very first preserved form of life on this planet.
I serve for those that came before me, serve by my side today and those that will be privileged enough to join the best military in the world in the future.
Maximums at the surface are high-energy sites where nanorod nucleation will be privileged while depression sites could be the non-growth regions due to the absence of oriented seeds that favors ZnO nanorod growth.
Martin (2001) proposes that different universes of sets be amalgamated to yield a single maximal universe, which will be privileged by fitting our conception of set better than any other universe of sets.
The PR is more conservative, consistent and interpretable than the OR when estimates of prevalence are to be compared between groups 27 28 and, for this reason will be privileged, whenever adequate.
Usage will clearly be restrained by high initiating or validity requirements, and initiating actors with strong resources will be privileged.
However, it requires judiciously designed accountability mechanisms and clear decisions by all key stakeholders, including local authorities, about whose aspirations will be privileged and how other aspirations should be protected.
