Sentence examples for deprived out from inspiring English sources

Blackpool, which featured in the report, is ranked the 24th most deprived out of 354 local authority areas nationwide while the relatively prosperous coastal town of Bognor Regis is ranked 279th.

The city is ranked 96th most deprived out of all 354 Local Authorities in England.

Bradford is the twenty-sixth most deprived out of 326 local authority districts in the UK, with high levels of morbidity [ 29].

Sleep deprived, worn out, probably hungry parents.

A short power nap can be just the right pick-me-up for sleep deprived, worn-out employees, sleep researcher Sara Mednick told Businessweek, maybe even more so than an afternoon cup of coffee, Prevention reported.

In the context of colonization, as members of the Subaltern Studies group have pointed out, people deprived of the means for political expression risk being misrepresented by well-intentioned authority figures.

Women's ministers point out that, deprived of the chance to return to work part-time, many women - particularly in low paid jobs - opt not to go back to work.

Iran would have been deprived of six out of its 12 medals, and three of the four golds.Wrestling still has a chance to secure a slot in the 2020 schedule.

Even in literal terms, he points out, he is deprived of witnesses to God's goodness in "Natures works" which he cannot see: "wisdome at one entrance quite shut out".

But the players who miss out will be deprived of a big night, and a rare opportunity for part-timers to play in a cup quarter-final.

"Eventually your body catches on that it is deprived of food and reaches out for nutrition and energy in any way that it can," said Amee Severson, a registered dietitian at Prosper Nutrition and Wellness in the Seattle area.