The loss they had sustained during the time they were so deprived of their shaft, or until they could have obtained a new one.
A sick man was kept in a cold cell for three weeks — he died soon afterward — and a wounded one was so deprived of sleep that he told his guard, "I feel lots better take me out and shoot me".
As deaths from the cholera outbreak soar past 1,000, fear is taking hold in neighbourhoods that have been so deprived of any civic investment that sanitation infrastructure often amounts to little more than open sewers filled with rubbish and human excrement.
Those pictures may simply confirm what much of the outside world already knows: that the country is so deprived of electricity that from space it is pitch-black at night, compared with the brilliant glow across South Korea, Japan and much of China.
Those pictures may simply confirm what much of the outside world already knows: that the country is so deprived of electricity it is pitch black at night, compared with the brilliant glow across South Korea, Japan and much of China.(Picture credit: AFP, NASA).
A Bronx jury announced on Thursday afternoon that it had reached a verdict in the manslaughter trial of a bus driver accused of being so deprived of sleep that he caused an early morning crash last year that killed 15 passengers and injured many more.
"Being so deprived and pushing your body to extreme limits makes you crazy.
Since I first wrote about the Gulf Dead Zone in early July, there's been growing coverage of the massive area of water in the Gulf of Mexico that's so deprived of oxygen that it's inhabitable to sea life much of the year.
Then, at a meeting of administrators, "Someone said, 'Hey, why do M.I.T. students have to be so style deprived?' " recalled Dr. Merritt, then still dean.
When she looked in the mirror, she always saw someone who was slightly heavier than she thought she should be, so she deprived herself of food, even when she was hungry.
