Sentence examples for deprived on a from inspiring English sources

SGN founder Shervin Pishevar, jetlagged and sleep deprived on a "secret mision" trip to Eastern Europe, wrote a long and partially lucid email to friends last night.

Additionally, most women in this population were considered relatively deprived on a national IMD scale, making it difficult to assess the relationship between deprivation and stillbirth.

In Hickle's case these factors included growing up poor and deprived on Hilo, Hawaii, but enjoying a long, happy marriage.

In conditions 2 and 4 the dogs were not sham fed (oral sensory deprived) on days 1-5 but were allowed to sham feed either a high-palatable or low-palatable meal on day 6.

Although every child has a right to education, many children are deprived on this basic right, especially in regions affected by the aftermath of conflict or disaster.

Socioeconomic status for each individual patient was derived using Carstairs and Morris Deprivation Category ranging from 1 (least deprived) to 7 (most deprived) on the basis of the postcode sector of their address.

The rural West continues to be a resource colony often deprived of a place on the national stage because of a serious information deficit.

Giants, clearly, are not the only danger in this desperate world and Attack on Titan doesn't hesitate to show the effects of such trauma on those deprived of a proper childhood.

"Without a palaeography professor such as David Ganz, not only will King's be sorely deprived of a basis on which to teach almost every other university discipline," says Alexandra Maccarini, "but the study of humanities everywhere will suffer from the absence of a devoted specialist in the subject".

Late last year, the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child urged the New Zealand government to take immediate action on children deprived of a family environment, standard of living and juvenile justice.

A household is counted as poor if it is deprived on over 30% of the ten indicators used.