Sentence examples for Financial deprivations from inspiring English sources

"This will go right into the throwing out of the first pitch of the season," said Michael J. Kline, a securities lawyer and partner at Fox Rothschild L.L.P. "The Wilpons will be having their personal and financial lives exposed for weeks," he said, "while the team plays without some of its key players because of the financial deprivations of the last few years".

You've been on the academic conveyor belt for as long as you can remember: a seamless journey from messing with insects and test tubes as a child, to years of earnest undergraduate biology courses, through the financial deprivations of your PhD and a postdoc or two.

Having strong social bonds eases financial deprivation.

We have a duty surely as a society to make sure that no child is denied access to literacy and literature because of social and financial deprivation.

But kids are bullied for being poor, and stand to lose significantly in the long-term being raised in financial deprivation.

But if you believe argument, anxiety and financial deprivation make for a colorful introduction to your new life together, you can exercise your culinary and aesthetic vision by doing what we did: invite everybody you know and give a party.

The state's public health department designated Parkview, a Bakersfield, Calif., nursing home, a "special focus facility," requiring it to either fix lapses in care while under increased inspections or be stripped of federal funding by Medicare and Medicaid — a financial deprivation few homes can survive.

A familiarity with financial deprivation is not exclusive to U.K. entrepreneurs like Stanford.

The raw correlation is strongest for financial deprivation (r = −.34), whereas the negative sign of the correlation indicates lower health literacy when financial deprivation increases.

Financial deprivation remains the strongest predictor of low health literacy, followed by social status, education, age and gender.

From our findings, social planners and policy makers can be made aware that financial deprivation among working Swiss may have mental health consequences.