Sentence examples for extremely deprived from inspiring English sources

According to this ranking, 3 types are defined as extremely deprived (high level of deprivation), 3 types as moderately deprived (moderate level of deprivation), and 3 as slightly deprived (low level of deprivation).

Although Hull's inner 5km (very roughly, the official city) are extremely deprived, things improve somewhat beyond that point.

"The planning proposal for Liverpool Waters sees Peel deliver public services such as schools and training in areas of the city that are extremely deprived.

In the year since Macklin became head of this extremely deprived school, in a town with a long history of segregation and tension, there has not been a single racist incident among her pupils.

But in fact the government has counted extremely deprived families and then announced that it has counted extremely disruptive families instead.

Often, those persons facing a sentence of death usually come from extremely deprived conditions and have not received any such support, even if anyone recognized it was needed at all.

"These men were extremely sleep deprived.

Erowid has also formulated a set of standard warnings, or "Erowid Notes," which are used to flag risky activities in experience reports ("Driving while intoxicated, tripping, or extremely sleep deprived is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!").

"She's been a bit stressed, and we are extremely sleep deprived, so I did this entirely to make her laugh," the dad explained.

"By reducing the supply of Treasury bonds, the economy is deprived of extremely safe and liquid assets," the Northwestern University economists Arvind Krishnamurthy and Annette Vissing-Jorgensen wrote Tuesday.

I'm already at a disadvantage because my disposition, when sleep deprived, is extremely grumpy and short-tempered.