Sentence examples for believed deprived from inspiring English sources

Outward investment, they once believed, deprived India of scarce capital that would be better invested at home.

A supporter of Federation, he nevertheless opposed the 1898 bill, which he believed deprived New South Wales of adequate recognition.

They believed deprived areas would not offer the type of support structures within a facility required to practice in the manner they were taught at school.

He received criticism for creating Organizing for Action, a separate political arm that skeptics believe deprived the party of much-needed attention and resources.

It is this fear of irreverence that I believe deprives the Christian community from learning what it really means to be faithful.

His relationship with the king was distant, and Catholic zealots provoked Marie de Médicis into a state of hysteria concerning the man who, she believed, had deprived her of influence.

But the move rankled Beachley, who believed it deprived her of a potential winning wave and demonstrated a lack of respect.

The Chinese chose, by lottery, Gyaltsen Nrbu, whose parents were both members of the Communist Party, then detained and confined the child Gedhun Choekyi Nyima... Now the child in whom Tibetans believe is deprived of the religious education he needs to fulfill his role... Traditionally, the Panchen Lama must recognize the new incarnation of the Dalai Lama.

The failure of senior scientists to observe the precepts of community, respect, and altruism, she believes, has deprived some young scientists of the opportunity to learn the rules and practices of ethical research and has undermined the situation of many early-career scientists in today's opportunity-starved research scene.

Increasing the representation of women and scientists from URM backgrounds has long been a priority among scientific leadership (Handelsman et al., 2005; Ferrini-Mundy, 2013), with continued underrepresentation believed to deprive the scientific enterprise of "critical contributors to [the] talent pool" (Tabak and Collins, 2011).

Ferguson, therefore, is acutely aware of the importance of beating the only other side he believes can deprive United of a record fourth consecutive title.