Sentence examples for deprivation making from inspiring English sources

Yet for those living in poor housing their home is usually just one part of a much bigger picture of poverty and deprivation, making it very difficult for scientists to determine to what extent poor housing causes poor health.

Is Sleep Deprivation Making You Suicidal?

However, functionally deficient Tregs from T1D subjects are likely to undergo irreversible apoptosis/necrosis in response to IL-2 deprivation, making this sort of analysis uninformative.

Deprivation makes so much difference that children from the least deprived backgrounds whose performance at age seven was only average or low, overtake – or at least catch up with – children who initially performed better than them but came from deprived backgrounds.

So it seems the deprivation makes the reward that much sweeter in the end.

As I have discovered, chronic sleep deprivation makes sustained concentration a daunting task.

In addition, sleep deprivation makes it more difficult to regulate negative emotions.

"Sleep deprivation makes parts of the brain that handle higher-order functions work less well," says Dr. Ressler.

This could be a reason for the fights, too – everyone knows that sleep deprivation makes you emotionally impulsive.

As everyone in Algeria is painfully aware, particularly the 'Pouvoir', aspiration and continued deprivation make a potentially lethal mix.

(The fog of sleep deprivation made me crazy enough to think I would have the free time).