Sentence examples for because of deprived from inspiring English sources

The higher rates among our study population could be attributed to the general lack of proper health care because of deprived socio-economic status (monthly household income of US $50) and less public health awareness about the transmission of HBV infection as well as the lack of hepatitis B vaccination in the community.

Because of Aaron, many lives of deprived children in the world will be rescued as they receive the supplies from UNICEF," Gilbert explained.

Additionally, because of the deprived conditions many prisoners are exposed to, and the crammed environments in which they live, sexual assault is not an uncommon occurrence in penitentiaries.

TWO SAINTS TO MISS SEASON Saints receiver Joseph Morgan and defensive end Kenyon Coleman will miss the season because of injuries, depriving New Orleans of a deep threat and a veteran run-stopper.

The activation of T cells in the absence of costimulation is futile because T cells deprived of costimulatory signals enter a state of unresponsiveness or anergy.

"The elite is ignorant of the favela because it doesn't want to see, and the favela doesn't know the rest of Brazil because it is deprived of the means and the opportunity".

Where we broke all standards of dressing because the attention deprived of us growing up was finally attainable.

A father was permitted to bring an action for the seduction of his daughter because it deprived him of her "services or earnings", but that seems to take an excessively mercenary view of the value of a daughter.

Colouring agents are included in their pellet food because, deprived of its natural diet of krill and shrimp, the flesh of a farmed salmon looks an uninviting shade of grey.

In addition, interventions need to focus on women – before they become pregnant, while pregnant and when lactating – through antenatal care and other opportunities, because mothers deprived of good nutrition are likely to give birth to underweight babies.

Buttet argued that Swiss intelligence agencies had become too reliant on help from other nations because they were deprived of using the full range of modern investigative tools.