Sentence examples for deprived at from inspiring English sources

Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation figures in 2012 records the percentage of local population that is employment deprived at 14.5% against a Fife and Scottish Average of 12.8%.

But we do seem particularly deprived at the moment.

But the crew need not feel deprived at missing celebratory toasts.

The south-west is the next deprived, at £219 per person.

Or why young people are still deprived at school of good quality, accurate information and education, about sexual health and relationships.

The risk is that this generation of young people, deprived at school and in the community of arts experience, will never know its pleasures.

"The book was such fun, even though we were sleep-deprived at the end," she said.

Almost 40 per cent of the municipalities have been affected, and 94 schools have suffered damage, depriving at least 5,000 students from education.

It may feel depriving at first, but this feeling changes when you start to savor the things you can afford and realize that instant buying ability tends to lead to poor choices and clutter.

This approach shows the level of vulnerability and precariousness of the children of Niger: almost 8 in 10 children are in absolute deprivation meaning are deprived of at least 2 essential rights simultaneously (16% are deprived of two rights, 35% are deprived of three rights, and 19% are deprived of four rights).

When asked about their knowledge of policies that address health inequalities, policymakers described actions aimed at deprived populations and at modifying attitudes and unhealthy behaviours, such as smoking and poor diets.