Sentence examples for deprived about from inspiring English sources

It might reduce the indulgences for now but this is probably the best time to feel the least deprived about indulgences!

The retreat or, worse, the total disappearance of Himalayan glaciers would deprive about a billion people of their precious solid water reservoirs.

Every time you picked up a paper it would be about how the area was deprived, or about racism.

We found a strong socioeconomic gradient in CD diagnoses such that children living in less socioeconomically deprived areas were about twice as likely to be diagnosed as those in more-deprived areas.

He talks about linking up people who are engaged in society with those who feel alienated, who do not think the honours system applies to them; educating deprived children about the UK at large; hosting events that bring communities together.

It takes about three years before a programme gets into full swing, with another three years before it reaches large numbers of the well-educated and confident and only then do the most deprived think about joining in.

It could be one of the biggest food revolutions that England has ever seen.' Education ministers are also considering moves to teach parents in deprived areas about nutrition and cookery.

Her pilot studies in three Scottish schools suggested 52% of teenagers were sleep deprived, and about 20% reported falling asleep in class at least once in the last two weeks.

Flies that are between 4 and 7 days old were collected a day prior to the assay and food deprived for about 2 h in a 50 ml conical tube containing a cotton swab tip (referred to as 'odor tube').

His brother said on October 13 that Rezaian had heard of his conviction on Iranian state TV and was depressed and angry about being deprived of information about his case.

In fact, the foods they requested when they were sleep deprived added up to about 600 calories more than the foods that they wanted when they were well rested.