Sentence examples for deprived how from inspiring English sources

Immediately following the closing of the polls, Michiganders For An Even More Broke Michigan claimed that the government's failed auto-bailout scheme deprived how many registered voters of their chance to cast their ballots because they had no cars to drive themselves to the polls in?

(Note to self: teach this deprived child how to lay out solitaire).

He also began teaching young people from deprived backgrounds how to coach in a community scheme called Soccer Skills, and later worked in the special education sector.

Sophie Mayer London Meg Rosoff's Orange-deprived How I Live Now (Puffin) was a beacon of immediacy and honesty about war (and love) and Geraldine McCaughrean's The White Darkness (OUP) was harrowing and beautiful.

"I learned through them how deprived I had been.

Which is a reminder of how deprived theatre is of suspense stories.

He lived on a $4-a-day 4-a-day 4-a-day a week to show how deprived food stamp recipients are.

She's so tough, in fact, that it takes a while to realise how deprived these motherless children are.

The graph below a link between how deprived an area is and its level of social mobility across much of England.

They spoke of the siblings they have been deprived of and how, for example, they will never know what it feels like for their sister to brush their hair.

The Guardian revealed an unpublished Greater London authority (GLA) report on Monday that showed how deprived schools in the capital were disproportionately affected by toxic air, leading the new mayor, Sadiq Khan, to accuse Johnson of burying the report.