Sentence examples for deprived without from inspiring English sources

Even being tired and sleep deprived without actually nodding off can be a serious problem on the road.

But one thing about this earthquake that goes against the whole of Haitian history — it seems to have hit the rich and poor, privileged and deprived, without regard.

A southerner would feel deprived without some bean sprouts, and without a plate heaped high with herbs -- rau que, or Asian basil; earthy ngo gai, or sawleaf herb; and once in a great while rau ram, or Vietnamese coriander.

This represents not only an issue of inequitable allocation of scarce resources; with capped budgets and overall service volume constraints [8], receipt of HHC or HMPS services for factors other than need can translate into leaving those who are most deprived without any assistance.

However, for the emotionally deprived, without realizing why, the desire for sexual risk may increase to highly dangerous levels.

Justice John Paul Stevens also argued that "a person's interest in retaining his American citizenship is surely an aspect of 'liberty' of which he cannot be deprived without due process of law," and that "due process requires that a clear and convincing standard of proof be met" in Terrazas's case or others like it.

It will not be possible to meet the unmet need among poor and deprived women without expanding the public health system and without improving the quality of physical and human infrastructure.

Once the anesthetic had worn off, the researchers found that visual acuity was restored to the previously deprived eye, without any penalty to the stronger eye.

This area-based strategy allowed the relatively efficient delivery of services to those living in deprived areas without stigmatising those individuals and families receiving services: Disadvantaged areas were targeted, but within the area the service was universal.

We found a modest decrease of Ndp transcripts in the hypothalami of deprived pups, without changes in Frizzled4 and Lrp5 transcript levels.

According to UNICEF's State of the World's Children 2005, 21% of children in developing countries are severely water deprived, living without a safe water source within a fifteen minute walk of their homes.