Sentence examples for far deprived from inspiring English sources

North Yorkshire towns so far deprived are now taking the plunge.

"They put Chappaqua on the map for a little while," said Ana Temkin, as she picked up food at Lange's, aware the president had eaten there but so far deprived of a firsthand encounter.

Sunni Arabs like the Saudis have every reason to accuse the Bush administration of being slow to realize it was backing a political process in Iraq that has led to the broad sectarian "cleansing" of Sunnis in key cities like Baghdad and that has so far deprived them of a fair share of political power and Iraq's wealth.

The judge ruled Thursday that prosecutors had shown a "chronic failure" to comply with orders to turn over evidence to the defense, and had so far deprived Dekraai — who has pleaded guilty to eight counts of first-degree murder — of his right to a fair penalty-phase trial.

That means that in a cruel twist of fate, at least 6400 DJ Deeon fans will miss his only show so far, depriving those poor souls of their fix of ghetto house goodness.

Overall, inner London remains far more deprived than suburbia.

The parents' right to raise their offspring did not go as far as depriving their children of the social experience of school.In this section Of governments and geeks Saviours or kidnappers?

Idaho officials say the damage would be far greater, depriving the state of at least $163 million in timber revenue in the next 30 years that would have been set aside for spending on roads and schools.

The scandal may have consequences that reach far beyond depriving the game of some of its most talented players.

Far from depriving other social development sectors, financing girls' education adds value to their work.

When sleep deprived, far weaker pulses were sufficient to make the muscles move.