Sentence examples for generally deprived from inspiring English sources

But they are generally deprived of real choice in picking state officials.

For example, minorities may be generally deprived of police protection and other services to which they are entitled.

If the characters are generally deprived of life's small and large pleasures, there is some enjoyment for the viewer, who can admire how different characters melt in and out of the trilogy, gaining and fading in importance, as supporting players in one movie become the star attractions in the next, and vice versa.

The wealth index showed good discriminate power against moderate to high need for treatment and oral health related behaviors even in the small, social homogeneous and generally deprived district of Kilwa.

This study revealed that a social gradient was present with respect to dental caries, treatment need, and reported oral health status as well as sugar intake, tooth brushing, use of fluoridated toothpaste and dental attendance patterns among adolescents in Kilwa, a generally deprived district with limited access to oral health care services.

Power is the great corrupter, and women have been less influenced by the corrupting influences of power only because they have generally been deprived of power throughout history.

Although public education was desegregated in 1994, most former black schools remain overwhelmingly black because they are generally in deprived black areas, whereas the former white schools tend to have a good racial mix because middle-class blacks have moved into their catchment areas.

Those who succeeded in quitting were generally less deprived than those who did not.

Complete list of variables is available in Additional file 2. Socioeconomic variables included in the sociodemographic domain indicate that rural counties are generally more deprived than more urban counties (Table  4), having the lowest household income ($30,350) and highest percent of persons in poverty (16.1%).

The study, which examined 149 local authorities in England, found the greatest increases in mental health problems occurred in areas with higher rates of WCA reassessment, generally in more deprived areas.

Rather, it's about providing legal and moral equality for a segment of our population that is not generally perceived as deprived of any rights: the approximately 7 million Americans who were adopted into their families.