Sentence examples for appear to deprive from inspiring English sources

So his imminent departure would appear to deprive Mr. Bernanke of an intellectual sparring partner, strengthening the hand of the doves on the Fed board.

On one hand, Mr. Netanyahu says that he seeks peace with the Palestinians, and that the formation of a joint Fatah-Hamas government would appear to deprive him of the chance to pursue what he has called a historic opportunity for peace.

The apparent diplomatic breakthrough outside Bonn on a United Nations security council resolution on the province appeared to deprive Mr Milosevic of his last room for manoeuvre after he first accepted surrender terms last week and then unpicked the detail at the weekend in the haggling over the fine print of his military pullout from Kosovo.

It is only an incidental feature of the metaphor of memetic selfishness that appears to deprive humans of control over which ideas they do, and do not, accept.

Since this appears to deprive women of any economic power, and presumably excludes them from parliamentary representation, this feature of her proposals has been disappointing to feminists, and it has been claimed that she was no defender of women's rights (Staves 1989).

Mr. Rowland, according to this plan, would have difficulty vetoing such a bill because it would appear undemocratic to deprive voters of an election.

He and others said the western revetment at Jones Inlet, the inlet separating the Long Beach Island from Jones Beach, appeared to be depriving the eroded area of sand.

But a harsh regime of drug-tests appears to be depriving otherwise decent candidates of jobs more than it is preventing dangerously impaired people from harming the public.

The cagPAI minus B38 strain lacks a functional cytotoxin (vacAs2m2) as well as genes encoding the major adhesion factors (absence of babB, babC, sabB, and homB); thus, compared with well-known pro-inflammatory H. pylori isolates, it appears to be deprived of all known pathogenic determinants, but is nonetheless associated with gastric neoplasia.

A report by the Commons education committee said that white British children from deprived areas appear to be less resilient to the effects of poverty than other ethnic groups, who perform better at school despite similar levels of deprivation.

Indeed, socially deprived birds appear to show hearing deficits [11].