Sentence examples for almost deprived from inspiring English sources

It's people who are almost deprived of identity," she said.

But Lannan was almost deprived of a victory.

"You're almost deprived from playing, and you caddie six days a week and then you get a chance to play on Monday.

They are almost deprived of early education opportunities, and taken care of by their illiterate grandparents at home, of whom without any knowledge of care and education.

A continuous, regular consumption by most individuals suggests that extra food helped (it could have been crucial in some cases) to retain lynx in areas almost deprived of wild rabbits.

Rural areas like Jaghatai village are therefore almost deprived of health services.

For finishing the season after the Fifa cut-off point, almost depriving one relegation-threatened side their best player?

This increased with increasing deprivation, with women from the most deprived fifth almost twice as likely to have a pregnancy that resulted in the birth of a very preterm baby who died before discharge, compared with a woman from the least deprived fifth (relative risk 1.94, 95% confidence interval 1.62 to 2.32) (table 1).

For Scots living in the most deprived areas, almost one in five (17%) said they did not cook a single evening meal from scratch.

For women, the positive deprivation gradient in myeloma survival (+3%, higher survival in more deprived women) in the late 1980s had completely reversed by the late 1990s: by then, the deprivation gap between the most deprived and the most affluent women (almost −8%, lower in more deprived women) had become statistically significant at 5%.

While the worst-performing areas were almost all among the most deprived in the country, some areas bucked the trend.