Sentence examples for affects deprived from inspiring English sources

The former mayor of London's response to claims he buried a report on how toxic air disproportionately affects deprived schools was trademark Boris Johnson bluster.

The author of a report on how London's illegal air pollution disproportionately affects deprived schools has said City Hall under Boris Johnson held back the study's negative findings, while publicising the positive ones.

Concerns that the recovery is restricted to hotspots was heightened by a report over the weekend that forecast further falls in public sector employment, badly affecting deprived areas.

Premature deaths from cancer affect deprived communities disproportionately.

This overall improvement was concurrent with an increasingly unequal distribution of the disease, with higher caries rates affecting deprived areas [ 6].

The proposed funding cuts in the government's new spending formula for schools in England will disproportionately affect more deprived areas, according to a Labour analysis.

The researchers say the findings are important because the current poor economic situation and austerity measures are likely to disproportionately affect more deprived communities.

The mean mIPSC amplitude was not affected by deprivation (deprived, 28.1 ± 1.4 pA, n = 16 neurons; control, 26.3 ± 1.1 pA, n = 15 neurons; P = 0.33, t-test) (Fig.  5 A, B).

Investors and skilled foreigners will shun affected countries, depriving them of skills and capital.

WellPoint has agreed to a "hell or high water" provision, which requires it to take all actions necessary to obtain regulatory clearance — except for those that would materially and adversely affect or deprive WellPoint of the benefits of the Amerigroup acquisition.

Firstly, premature CHD disproportionately affects the most deprived groups.