Sentence examples similar to deprive it of utility from inspiring English sources
So putting the solar cell under the image sensor doesn't actually deprive it of light.
By taking it away, Sanders explained, Jan deprived it of its history, and thus its value.
Far from Brexit restoring sovereignty to the British Parliament, it has deprived it of it.
They want to know that because they want to deprive terrorism of any utility.
Unlike Sebald's, it also deprives its readers of hope.
He considers them all terrorists and blames them for damaging the city's water plants and power lines, depriving both sides of utilities.
If businessmen believe, after considering all the relevant factors, that future events may deprive their existing arrangements of utility, there is no reason why the antitrust laws should not view the transaction in a similar way.
Currently, disincentives include utility claims, which make the operation of a proprietary pipeline a violation and a "sham" that deprives the utility of rents.
But the transfers to the city budget, he said, have deprived the utility of money needed to maintain and upgrade its operations.
The legislation froze Dominion and Appalachian Power's base utility rates through 2020 and 2021, respectively, and simultaneously deprived the state utility regulator of the power to review the monopolies' finances through those years. .
