Sentence examples for further deprivation from inspiring English sources
To prevent further deprivation of the quality of ecosystems, the ecosystem services concept has become a central issue in environmental studies.
The yes camp argues that a Grexit – and subsequent return to the drachma – would trigger rampant inflation, mass defaults and bankruptcies, further deprivation and political unrest – and that such a high price is not worth paying.
The second, and intimately related protection, is self-protection: the right to resist unauthorized entry which has as its design the securing of information to fortify the coercive power of the state against the individual, information which may be used to effect a further deprivation of life or liberty or property.
How can George Osborne feel it is acceptable to impose even further deprivation on those whose lives are already fraught with difficulty and who have little or no chance of increasing their wealth through the industry he continually promotes as the solution to the recovery of the economy.
Her remarks came in the wake of elections in France and Greece that punished leaders advocating austerity, leaving Europeans on Monday to contemplate a new and untested political landscape shaped by competing demands for austerity to counter the debt crisis and growth to avert further deprivation.
Such rhetoric is popular with some sections of the public, but it doesn't translate easily into policy; there is an undeniable link between large families and poverty – having lots of children is often a symptom and a cause of further deprivation – but it's hard to see why existing children should be punished for their parents' bad choices.
Further deprivations loom, especially if a European Union ban on Iranian oil sales goes ahead as planned in less than three months.
Further, T deprivation or castration lead to prostate size reduction and hyperplasia reversion28,31.
Further, sleep deprivation is associated with lower levels of the satiety hormone, leptin, higher levels of the hunger hormone, ghrelin, and an increase in body mass index (BMI).
This suggests that in PC-3 cells, the compactin effect is masked by 'saturation' of SREBP-2 processing in lipoprotein-deficient media, such that further cholesterol deprivation via compactin treatment would have little effect.
