Sentence examples for continue to be deprived from inspiring English sources

In the name of standards, the poor will continue to be deprived.

Strong banks were, and continue to be, deprived of the profits they deserve on deposits because they must compete against weaker banks willing to overpay for funds.

Unless sufficient financing is made available to promote socialization programs, too many people with disabilities will continue to be deprived of the opportunity for full integration in all aspects of life and the highest level of independence.

Child labour has surged in Pakistan in the year since record floods devastated much of the country, as some of the poorest families continue to be deprived of their livelihoods in local economies that show few signs of recovering.

Competent lenders were, and continue to be, deprived of the profits they deserve on good loans because their competitors would lend to undeserving borrowers and offer overly generous terms and conditions.

Until states and localities begin to modernize alcohol laws such as these, consumers will continue to be deprived of the benefits of a truly online and on-demand booze economy.

It is too bad that the general public continues to be deprived of a potentially good therapeutic modality because of bad science, or no science.

Adebayor, fresh from warning that he would look to leave if he continued to be deprived of a starting place, looked a lost soul at Blackpool last Sunday in a rare audition.

"It's not a victory for human rights if a whole set of people deprived of their liberty are then moved to another place and continued to be deprived of their liberty unlawfully". The agreement with Afghanistan is the largest of its kind so far.

Anti-smoking groups fear continuing with the status quo means cheap cigarettes will continue to be smuggled across borders – depriving national exchequers from legitimate revenue and allowing tobacco to fall into the hands of terrorists and organised criminal gangs.

This problem is well recognised and attempts to improve uptake in deprived areas continue to be a priority for the NHSBSP.