Sentence examples for again deprived from inspiring English sources

America is once again deprived of the delights of French childhood.

"Tens of thousands of children are again deprived of an education, putting them at further disadvantage".

This is essentially if you went to school in a certain area- ie deprived or went to college in a certain area – again, deprived.

The shenanigans continue: last month, before the board tentatively approved new proposals that would expedite unionization elections, the sole Republican member threatened to resign, which would have again deprived the board of a quorum.

Imprisoned and deprived under Edward VI (though initially a member of the council of regency), he was reinstated by Mary but refused the oath of supremacy under Elizabeth and was again deprived (1559).

But the twins were soon together again, deprived of their rackets as they collided with delight but possessed of something they have been chasing since they were pumped-up, patriotic California kids with upbeat tennis coaches for parents.

But Downing Street knows that the electoral arithmetic may once again deprive him of an overall majority, meaning that he would depend on other parties for survival if the Tories were the largest party in a hung parliament.

Fedor Emelianenko, a champion mixed martial arts fighter from Russia, signed a three-fight deal Monday with Strikeforce, once again depriving the Ultimate Fighting Championship of the chance to lay claim to the man who is widely considered the best mixed martial arts fighter in the world.

Such a decision put hundreds of British jobs at risk and would once again deprive Londoners of the much-loved hop-on, hop-off service.

Will the coming battle be the end of Mr Masoud, or will the Taliban once again be deprived of their goal to be the rulers of all Afghanistan?

The time required for the reappearance of the specific symptoms when the animal again is deprived of the vitamin provides a measure of the amount of vitamin given originally.