Sentence examples for clearly deprived from inspiring English sources

The commissaires' verdict took several minutes to arrive as television images were scrutinized but while bunch sprints almost always involve jostling and occasionally head-butting, this was exceptional in that Viviani was clearly deprived of victory, initially at least.

And yet I couldn't quiet the mind's multi-sided conversation with itself, which was doubting my decision to stay four days in a clearly deprived town.

Since he has clearly been deprived of the job by the bishop's actions because of his sexuality, his lawyers have an interesting case.

Latinos must be identified clearly as a deprived -- often depraved -- minority.

Our findings clearly reveal the deprived quality of water sold in Delhi and may further be used for further long study to validate the data and to reduce the risk in the area.

That was not the final order that looked most likely after the semifinals of the women's 100 backstroke when Coventry, clearly in rare form, deprived Coughlin of her world record by finishing in 58.77 seconds.

There's a moment where Aina and Anna stand and discuss bad kissing in front of a clearly naked and sleep deprived man, and he just smiles and nods along like he's trying to insert himself into a conversation at a party.

Rutin was detected in all samples, except roots at day 0. In all parts of the plant the content had increased from day 0 to day 3 and was clearly higher in nitrogen deprived plants.

Our main results were that the prevalences of T2D and obesity both increase with increasing area deprivation at the municipality level, and that the prevalence in the most deprived municipalities is clearly higher compared with the least deprived municipalities, even after controlling for individual SES in multilevel analyses.

They wrote, "The 1997 U.S. sanctions law on new investment in Burma primarily was clearly intended to deprive the Burmese military junta of funds with which to perpetuate human rights abuses and ethnic cleansing campaigns and to pressure the junta into commencing a dialogue with Suu Kyi's political party and ethnic minorities.

Many of today's issues, such as the doubling of the price of basic staples, the dwindling stockpiles of food grain, and the number of people with essentially no income (162 million people live on less than US $0.50 per day [6]) highlight the need for urgent action on behalf of the world's most deprived peoples and clearly have an impact on all of us.