Sentence examples for deprived of at from inspiring English sources

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).

Almost 70% of the children in Nepal are deprived of at least one of the seven indicators mentioned in the Bristol deprivation score calculation [ 16] i.e. food, shelter, sanitation, water, information, education and health.

After a weekend in which Wigan Athletic were deprived of at least a point by poor officiating at Stamford Bridge, Hughes said: "We just want referees and officials to get the big decisions right.

It is estimated that acts and record labels (who would receive 50% of the royalty) are being deprived of at least $400 million a year.

Mahnut also claimed he was exposed to low room temperatures for long periods of time and was deprived of at least one meal".

As one teen mother attending Chicago's Charles H. Houston Alternative Charter High School says in the film, some teens are simply yearning for the love they've been deprived of at home.

Should studios engaging in the new blockbuster summer release model have been banned, and artists making such movies deprived of competing at Cannes, at the Oscars, and so on?

The infant, Ian Malone, suffered brain damage when he was deprived of oxygen at birth and cannot eat or swallow.

His lawyer has complained about the circumstances of his detention, including being placed on suicide-watch and deprived of clothing at night.

Concrete and plexiglass bollards powered by solar cells will glow blue when deprived of light, at night or when someone sits on them.

"Certainly in my case, having been deprived of family at an early age, I was looking for that warmth and structure, comfort".