Sentence examples for deprived it from inspiring English sources

By taking it away, Sanders explained, Jan deprived it of its history, and thus its value.

LESS than three years ago, BP was licking $200m-worth of wounds in Russia, after a questionable bankruptcy case had deprived it of its stake in one of the country's largest oilfields.

One party's triumph spelled the defeat of the other, the AKP, deprived it of its majority to form a single-party government. .

Caesar did not wish to leave the senate in the hands of such unskillful politicians as Pompey and Crassus before he had crushed the spirit of the senate and deprived it of its two most dangerous leaders, Cato and Cicero.

Japan discovers, to its horror, that years of sharply limiting foreign investment and immigration to retain control over its economy have deprived it of both foreign innovation and foreign innovators; after a lost decade, it cannot bring itself to break old habits.

Various abortive proposals were made to extend the line, whose dead-end nature deprived it of much of its usefulness.

Ending the war in Syria would deprive it of its fertile recruiting grounds.

It may attract paltry black support; and J.C. Watts's imminent retirement may be depriving it of its only black congressman.

Rick Santorum's exit from the Republican presidential race deprives it of its most divisive and most sincere candidate.

They concur with process theists that God cannot determine a creature's decisions without depriving it of its freedom.

Chemoembolisation disrupts the arterial supply to HCC, thus depriving it of its source of nutrients, leading to ischemic necrosis within the tumour [8].