Sentence examples for definitely deprived from inspiring English sources

The Afghan war definitely deprived Mr. bin Laden of a base of operations.

If these storehouses are not properly managed and conserved, the future generation will definitely be deprived off this valuable asset (Anthwal et al. [2006]).

I definitely never deprive myself.

Definitely it deprives them of a follow up, in that most people - all people with chlamydia should be tested two weeks later to confirm clearance of the infection.

For the regression analyses, we transformed willingness to work in a rural area into a dichotomous variable, comparing those who responded "I will definitely work in a deprived area"/"I am likely to work in a deprived area" to those who responded "I will definitely not work in a deprived area"/"I am unlikely to work in a deprived area".

As a Twitter user put it: "@VIA_Rail is definitely getting a taste of how deprived our generation is of affordable opportunities to explore our own country".

Stolen or not, the high-quality Japanese cars are definitely improving things for a population long deprived of decent vehicles -- or any vehicles at all.

Linehan reckons a lot of Scottish pop really does tell local social stories in deprived communities, though, where "You definitely feel that late 70s to 80s anger and social justice.

"I am definitely in a situation where I feel totally neglected and deprived in a way that affects me more than the sexual stuff," she said.

Students were asked to rate how likely they were to work in a deprived area on a scale from 1-4, where 1 represented "I will definitely not work in a deprived area;" 2 "I am unlikely to work in a deprived area;" 3 "I am likely to work in a deprived area;" and 4 "I will definitely work in a deprived area".

And figurative work is definitely their thing, which means that, once past three vintage Cy Twomblys, fans of abstraction may feel a bit deprived.