Sentence examples for easily deprived from inspiring English sources

The subcutaneous fatty tissues are more delicate and more easily deprived of their blood supply.

"Yet if it's misconstrued as the power to so easily deprive vulnerable minority groups of basic Constitutional rights, then we've lost the check and balances".

These potential gains need to be considered against possible drawbacks, such as increased inequalities in delivery of care if practices in affluent areas can reach targets more easily than those in deprived areas.

Also, the social impact of the gambling industry in economically deprived communities cannot easily be glossed over.

Moonlight, a devastating drama about a gay black man in deprived Miami, was easily the most critically acclaimed film of the festival but was probably too tough for a mass audience.

Dietary differences with a high intake of processed food ("fast food") containing easily absorbable phosphorus additives in deprived groups may explain this association [ 27, 28].

In addition, RMs experiences from the projects revealed that socially deprived citizens could more easily access services when these were located in the vicinity of public transportation.

Above all else, "Loss of Eden" is meant to remind us that misery comes as easily to the privileged as to the deprived.

This is also relevant because before the introduction of this policy vulnerable and deprived populations were unable to easily access health care even though the suffered most from childhood malnutrition.

Corporations are clearly not into killing — they use P.R. and the courts — but some small official in the provinces whom Alexey deprived of his million dollars could easily send someone after him".

Indeed Spa and Suzuka deprived us of places that were easily within our grasp.