Sentence examples for depriving itself of from inspiring English sources

"The Arab world is largely depriving itself of the creativity and productivity of half of its citizens," he said.

"Sadly, the Arab world is largely depriving itself of the creativity and productivity of half its citizens," the report concluded.

Bangkok's flood-control capabilities are limited, since it long ago paved over most canals to build roads, depriving itself of a traditional means of water disposal.

Instead of finding fresh sources of money for its infrastructure, India would thereby have made things worse by depriving itself of tax revenue.

"Sadly, the Arab world is largely depriving itself of the creativity and productivity of half its citizens," the report says of Arab women.

Talking about gains, the EU is currently depriving itself of a potential €1.6tn – roughly the GDP of France – which could derive from deeper (single) market integration.

"At a time of crisis, France deprives itself of contributors to its economic growth.

America thus deprived itself of the chance to have a trusted interlocutor on its doorstep.Many Iranian leaders have built political careers on bashing America.

Iran may also be reluctant, when its economy has been damaged by existing sanctions, to deprive itself of revenues from its larger European customers.

A society that squelches independent bookstores deprives itself of exactly what this country was founded to encourage: open expression, entrepreneurship, neighborhood and respect for individual choice.

But in the process, the bank deprived itself of its most valuable tool, the ability to use interest rates to influence the economy.