Sentence examples for as deprived from inspiring English sources

Some rural areas are as deprived as the worst places in Africa.

The village of Moussodougou is about as deprived as you get in one of the poorest countries in Africa, Burkina Faso.

Importantly, as deprived as I was, I am conscientious that I was fortunate to have access to the resources that I did.

14 They are not a direct measure of deprivation, and therefore, an area with an IMD score of 50, for example, cannot be said to be twice as deprived as one with a score of 25.

The UK comes second only to Sweden in protecting children in jobless households and ninth in the report's table for the lowest percentage of children classed as deprived by its own deprivation index.

However, the correlation between 'income related' (income below a certain poverty line) and other 'non income related' indicators of economic hardships are remarkably low [ 14, 15] and it has been recommended that a household should only be classified as deprived if it has both a low income and other symptoms of deprivation [ 14].

So, as well as depriving Earth of the natural cooling function of the rainforests they displace, Chinese pigs contribute to global warming more directly.

Jang's removal was seen as depriving Beijing of its chief conduit into the North Korean regime and in the weeks that followed the leadership found itself at a loss as to how to proceed.

The Democratic Party, whose election victory last summer ended a half-century of Liberal Democratic rule, campaigned on canceling the privatization plan, which was widely seen here as depriving Japan's rural areas of banking services, hastening their economic decline.

The parents' right to raise their offspring did not go as far as depriving their children of the social experience of school.In this section Of governments and geeks Saviours or kidnappers?

"Don't think of saving as depriving yourself of money today but giving yourself options for tomorrow," she says.