Sentence examples for be deprived off from inspiring English sources

If these storehouses are not properly managed and conserved, the future generation will definitely be deprived off this valuable asset (Anthwal et al. [2006]).

They would be deprived of electronic distractions.

Will we be deprived of certain services?

Foreign maids, cleaners and other domestic workers are being subjected to slave-like labour conditions in Qatar, with many complaining they have been deprived of passports, wages, days off, holidays and freedom to move jobs, a Guardian investigation can reveal.

Saying that their constituents were being deprived of sleep by airplanes taking off before dawn from Westchester County Airport, a bipartisan group of congressmen introduced legislation today that would impose a mandatory curfew on the airport.

But the outspoken, often abrasive P.I. isn't entirely fearless, and BLACKLIST (Putnam, $24.95) plays on her worst nightmare -- of being deprived of the right to sound off -- by drawing grim parallels between the repressive political climate of the McCarthy era and present-day threats to First Amendment freedoms in the name of national security.

Quamina complained of frequently being deprived of his legal day off and missing church; unable to take care of his sickly wife, he found her dead one night after coming home.

The bull died anyway, off-stage, while the matador was deprived of his prize.

Somerset were deprived of the services of Marcus Trescothick after he was carried off with an ankle injury.

His fleet was wrecked off Mt. Athos with enormous loss, however, and because of this setback he was deprived of his command.

A similar procedure was applied to a 25 µL-run off transcription reaction of the radiolabeled A.s.[Pm1] RNA that was deprived of the affinity tag.