Sentence examples for deprived both from inspiring English sources

The positive report actually deprived both sides of talking points.

Now, globalisation and the retreat of the state have, he observes, deprived both social-democratic parties and labour movements of their natural arena: these latter entities "have so far not been very successful at operating transnationally".

Upon his return from Scotland, the king also deprived both Vanes, father and son, of their administrative posts, in revenge for their roles in the execution of Strafford.

In the last five years we have done more to assure equality to our Negro citizens, and to help the deprived both white and black, than in the hundred years before that time.

In starvation experiments the flies are kept on aqueous agarose, whereas desiccated flies were deprived both food and water (thus both starved and desiccated).

Intervention women were slightly less deprived both before and after the intervention (χ tests P<0.001).

The status quo deprives both teams of that opportunity.

Closing the station would deprive both tribes of free energy and a lot of money.

South Sudan has kept the oil supply shut off, depriving both countries of most of their income.

Knocking out the hereditaries would deprive both the Tories and the Lib Dems of some of their most experienced spokesmen.

South Sudan, nevertheless, kept the oil supply shut off for months, depriving both countries of most of their income.