Sentence examples for get deprived from inspiring English sources
"In India, there were forced relocations, but WWF-India always opposed these and worked on seeing that forest peoples who entered voluntary relocation agreements didn't get deprived of legal rights or cheated". Under its first president, Prince Bernhart, the WWF is said to have wanted to set up a massive national park stretching from South Africa to Kenya.
Indeed, when a process is allocated a limited amount of vCPU time in a guest OS, it might get deprived of this resource by the host's scheduler which might elect a different VM for execution at any moment.
I'm also the kind of mom who goes on dates after bedtime so the kids don't have their schedules disrupted too much or get deprived of the precious evening time they get with me.
"I do believe kids have gotten deprived of a lot of new and innovative toys, and they have paid more because an estimated 6% for licensing fees gets built into the cost," Roufberg said.
The body gets deprived of its main energy fuel, glucose, as the muscles scurry for the final stretch.
Such measures include the pupil premium, giving extra money to schools which take pupils from very poor backgrounds, and steps to get more deprived students into universities.
By reaching home around midnight and waking up before 5 am for "Suhoor" or breakfast, many get sleep deprived.
"When kids get sleep-deprived they get whiny and they have very low frustration tolerance," Dr. Owens said.
It takes the average invoice 48 days to get paid, depriving businesses of the cash they need to operate.
