Sentence examples for deprived potential from inspiring English sources

That action deprived potential opponents of alternative leaders around whom they could coalesce.

Speaking at a news conference before marching in the Columbus Day Parade, Mr. Cuomo and Mr. McCall both called Sunday's debate a "circus" that deprived potential voters a chance for a rigorous examination of either Mr. Pataki's or Mr. McCall's positions or record.

Saprophytic microorganisms feed on the green manure, depriving potential pathogens of available nitrogen.

They say: "The argument that the BBC depriving potential startups of funds or publicity is the very reason that these startups don't exist, is not very credible".

A marquee has been erected on the driveway of the United Nations to deprive potential snipers of a line of sight, as world leaders lever themselves out of their limousines.

Furthermore, constitutive expression of the high-affinity IL-2R would make TR cells into an effective sink for IL-2, depriving potential autoreactive cells of this essential growth factor.

He had charged that he was deprived of potential profits on the sales of the show's repeats.

While technology may reduce some of the adverse effects of depletion, future generations may be deprived of potential innovations for which these specific materials would be essential.

Based on the Institutional Review Board recommendation, the external concurrent control group of the study also receives a standard intervention (see above) so that no child participating in the study is deprived of potential programme benefits.

A particular concern expressed informally in low income settings is that populations should not be deprived of potential payments simply because of their poverty as this leads to a double inequity: both poverty and inability to benefit financially.

Dynegy also permitted NRG to agree with Blackstone to not cooperate with any competing bidder, depriving other potential buyers of a possible capital source.