Sentence examples for deprived over from inspiring English sources

Anorexics become almostuniformly depressed, withdrawn, enraged, anxious, irritable or suicidal,and their thinking about food and eating is distorted, in part because thebrain runs on glucose, and when it has been deprived over a long period oftime, when it's starved, it goes haywire.

The mice were food deprived over 1 week to 85% of their body weight and were further trained from naïve state for ten days to alternate between the two arms of T-maze 1 for food rewards placed at each arm end.

And how much worse is feeling a little sleep deprived over feeling drugged and hung over from the pills?

While I was sleep deprived, over-caffeinated and working such long hours that I perpetually looked as if I needed a lie down in a darkened room, I imagined that life would continue in much the same way, with us moving out of London in a few years, working, seeing friends, going on holidays and then retiring.

But I wasn't sleep deprived, over-worked, or irritable enough.

He senses -- both on the job and in communities -- that people are becoming more self-focused because they are being economically deprived, over-worked and under-appreciated.

We have been condemned for firing home-made rockets in protest at a siege that is aimed at depriving over a million and a half people of the basic necessities of daily life: electricity, clean water, medical drugs and equipment.

There is a poison pill hidden in President Donald Trump's National Security Presidential Memorandum (NSPM) on Cuba that could deprive over a million Cuban families of access to remittances from their relatives abroad a declaration of economic war on the very people that Trump claims his policy will empower.

Water, sanitation and health services in the city have collapsed, depriving over 300,000 people of access to basic services.

The incidence of both oral and pharyngeal cancers increased with increasing socioeconomic deprivation of area of residence among non-South Asian males, the most deprived having over twice the risks of those in the least deprived quintile (Table 2).

With respondents from less deprived areas over-represented in the sample in comparison to those from more deprived locations, the observed association between deprivation and GP attitudes towards FOBt screening may be overstated.