Sentence examples for deprivation like from inspiring English sources

Private housing is both more flexible than social housing and more dispersed: pockets of deprivation like those found on council estates are less likely to emerge.The trouble is that people who rely on housing benefit have little incentive to work, at least in the legitimate economy.

It makes a real difference in an area of high deprivation like Edmonton.

There's been an explosion in child protection issues for teachers, especially in areas of high social deprivation like mine.

Only 15percentt of people who suffer brain damage from oxygen deprivation — like Terri Schiavo, whose heart stopped temporarily — recover some awareness within the first three months.

Their diet was sufficiently rich and varied, the researchers said, for them to largely avoid the symptoms of childhood deprivation, like stunting and anemia.

The West Cheshire food banks serves an area with a population of over 200,000 people, spanning affluent areas such as Chester and pockets of deprivation like Ellesmere Port.

In the absence of FTO, mTORC1 signalling is dysregulated, putting cells into amino acid deprivation-like conditions even in the presence of amino acids (Fig.  2b).

Unlike oxygen deprivation, seizure-like activity is a more subtle and variable dysfunction with neuronal excitotoxicity and cell death occurring at different time points.

The methods vary, from gentler tactics, occasionally referred to as "torture lite," like sleep deprivation, to hard torture, like the administration of electric shocks.

And its text makes "Poverty and Deprivation" look like the Federalist Papers.

In many places, such a room might be described as a devilish sleep deprivation chamber, like the ones used in the late 1950's to determine whether prospective astronauts had the right stuff.