Sentence examples for constant deprivation from inspiring English sources

Moderation, rather than constant deprivation and denial, is the key to a wholesome diet that you can stick with and enjoy.

In the asymmetrical war between Israel, with its powerful military and sophisticated intelligence apparatus, and the much weaker guerrilla groups who operate from places like Gaza, where daily life is one of constant deprivation, it is not hard to see how the latter have used Israel's sensitivities regarding its citizen-soldiers to their advantage.

I wondered if the fit people out there had great genetics, or were just living on constant deprivation diets?

She experienced constant sleep deprivation and near starvation, eating plain rice or rice water for every meal.

After year three, however, employees reported having a much harder time bearing up against constant sleep deprivation, grueling work hours and intense stress.

In his declaration, Abu Zubaydah said he also endured constant sleep deprivation, was shackled to a chair naked in freezing temperatures for two to three weeks, was "bombarded with high-decibel noise," and deprived of solid food.

All four rats housed together in a cage were run at the same time every day to allow a constant water deprivation.

methods: isolation in a small cell; constant light; sleep deprivation; cold or heat; reduced food rations.

Sailors must endure the persistent pounding of waves, unbearable temperatures, constant dampness, sleep deprivation, cramped quarters, and isolation.

"I remember thinking, 'What have I gotten myself into?' " She kept on through constant military training, sleep deprivation and 4 a.m. wake-ups.

The purpose of this study is to investigate possible influences of different stressors (saline injections, light deprivation and constant light regimen) and geroprotectors (Epitalon and melatonin) on survivals of female HER-2/neu transgenic mice.