Sentence examples for deprived along from inspiring English sources

A person deprived along many of these dimensions surely counts as poor.Measure for measureBy and large, as the chart shows, countries' poverty rates as calculated using the MPI differ quite a lot from those based on their $1-a-day 1-a-day 1-a-day rates

The idea, as the piece explains, is that some aspects of poverty (say, nutrition) may not always move perfectly with income, so that looking directly at how many people are deprived along several (admittedly subjectively chosen) dimensions at once may give researchers and policymakers a better handle on just what poor people lack, and what could be done to deal with these problems.

The headline was something like "Sex or Surfing — You Choose!" I think the only way sex gets into this book is when Moore pulls out his Mr. Zog's Sex Wax and proceeds to hand it out to deprived surfers (along, finally, with his beloved board).

Plastic surgeons say that strict currency controls have deprived them – along with other importers – of the cash to buy foreign goods.

Concomitantly, the amounts of Bax as well as active caspases 3 and 9 were found to be diminished in miR-124 siRNA-treated deprived cells, along with a significant decrease in TUNEL-positive cells.

The lawsuit charged that the shortened schedules and the auditorium program deprived Mr. Spann, along with hundreds of others at Boys and Girls, of a fair chance at an education.

Improvements of, for example, the socio-economic status among women living in deprived social and material circumstances, along with improved working environment may be crucial to reduce women's pain problems.

Some even conjecture that the Republican-led Congress ensured an absence of resources to deprive Clinton (along with the President) of any success in Libya.

Such conditions, along with inadequate teaching, deprived the city's students of their constitutional guarantee to a "sound basic education," the court ruled.

This risk has been heightened because private industry has set up clusters of care homes for vulnerable young people to save costs in cheaper areas – such as the deprived north-west or along the coast.

There's a loving wife at home, two grownup daughters and an adult education class for deprived women keeping him busy, along with the usual parish business.