Sentence examples for deprived side from inspiring English sources

Moreover, when examining piriform cortex on both sides, we observed that the dendrites of GABAergic neurons in the deprived side are less than those in control side (Figure S3), indicating less effect of these cross-links on piriform cortex.

Not all of the teams currently playing Test cricket are up to the required standard but at the same time we don't want to deprive sides nearer the bottom of the world rankings the chance of playing against the very best.

Belgium brought a hefty following to Moenchengladbach, many of whom felt the match officials deprived their side of several penalty corners, but the Belgians rarely threatened English goalkeeper Maddie Hinch.

Ferguson admitted that his decision to play 22-year-old Javier Hernandez instead of Dimitar Berbatov had deprived his side of a player who might have overcome Walter Smith's obdurate defence.

Since the financial crisis, he's been buying up property on the deprived South Side and turning it into cultural centres for the black community, from a library to a soul-food kitchen and vinyl archive.

The positive report actually deprived both sides of talking points.

That 6-0 win in 1957 was at the expense of Irish part-timers Shamrock Rovers, not the team presently second in the Bundesliga/ Remarkably, Leverkusen could still join United in the knockout stages providing Shakhtar Donetsk do not leave Old Trafford with a victory that would deprive Moyes' side of top spot in Group A when the sides meet in a fortnight.

The Germans side, deprived of David Alaba, Holger Badstuber, Franck Ribéry and Arjen Robben, this time, were warned.

This result was not on that scale of heroism, but that a side deprived of 13 first-choice players and with just one regular defender should overcome the champions of Germany on their own sodden turf was remarkable.

In April 2012, after his Barcelona side, deprived of the services of Villa through injury, blew a truckload of goal-scoring chances in the first away leg of their Champions League semi-final against Chelsea, Guardiola observed — presciently, as it turned out — that: "The game is about putting the football in the goal.

It was as if he refused to allow himself to believe that the team he had coached with only intermittent success for five and a half years could lose to a Portugal side deprived of two of its most influential players - just as he had refused to believe that his best player, Wayne Rooney, whom most thought would be forced to miss the World Cup altogether, would not be with him in Germany.