Sentence examples for deprived ones from inspiring English sources

The biggest crisis is in London and the south-east, and this is just as much in middle-class areas as deprived ones.

A pilot study of the Happiness Pulse earlier this year found that more affluent neighbourhoods reported higher levels of wellbeing than deprived ones.

This heritability estimate is shown, however, to be higher in more deprived neighbourhoods and lower in less deprived ones, and this relationship is statistically significant.

Only minimal differences were observed between the control animals and the nutrient deprived ones, and DDVP exposure produced distinct responses.

Everywhere, you see intelligent adults apologising for the accident of a privileged childhood or preening about having had a deprived one.

The booklet implied her childhood was a deprived one and her mothers' relationship one of false love, that she was "longing for an upbringing worthy of respect" she said, aghast.

At home he accepted without protest a series of conservative measures adopted by the assembly: these laws deprived one-third of all Frenchmen of the right to vote, restricted the press and public assemblage, and gave the church a firm grip on public as well as private education.

There's a certain amount of mildly porny writing in the sex scenes – "he was like a boy of 18, invincibly hard" – and despite nods to feminism as the story moves into the 70s and 80s, the underlying attitudes belong to an earlier, more macho era (also a more sexually deprived one: it's hard to think of sex as quite such a sacrament in the age of the hook-up).

I have spent time in both worlds -- the sleep deprived one and the one with good "sleep hygiene".

Nationally IMD scores for each LSOA vary from 0.37 in the least deprived area to 85.46 in the most deprived one.

The quintiles were named Q1 to Q5, Q1 being the quintile of the least deprived group and Q5 the quintile of the most deprived one.