The phrase "deprived for" is not correct in written English.
You could use the phrase "deprived of" instead. Example: Children who are deprived of a proper education face many challenges in life.
I know that I am not deprived for not having children.
The drugs can restore alertness to the sleep deprived for four to six hours.
Alabama's schools and universities have been deprived for a century, financed by volatile revenues from sales and state income taxes.
Professor Siliq said they felt they had a right to be there, to take their share of the country's wealth after being economically deprived for so long.
But they will be facing an England attack deprived, for once, of half of the most prolific pair of bowlers they have ever possessed.
We need a big debate we have been of deprived for the past five years and that requires more than two candidates.
YANKEES fans have been sleep-deprived for most of the past seven years.
Nadya had been sleep-deprived for weeks; she was also often hungry.
Before Tolokonnikova went on the strike she had been sleep-deprived for months and had received nutritious meals only occasionally.
You know that research showed rats sleep-deprived for two weeks or more died, and everyone knows that humans and rats are basically the same.
Approximately 2percentt of 350 people who were sleep-deprived for 112 hours began experiencing symptoms similar to acute paranoid schizophrenia.
