Sentence examples for immediately deprived from inspiring English sources

The first immediately deprived him of his jobseeker's allowance for 13 weeks, the second deprived him of his allowance for four weeks.

In order to demonstrate the efficiency of our system to elucidate early transcriptional responses, Arabidopsis seedlings were germinated and grown in the hydroponics system with 125 μM Pi during 12 days, and then immediately deprived of Pi.

Perversely, being accompanied by an adult would immediately deprive them of these benefits.

At the oral argument, even Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. conceded that, to avoid immediately depriving subsidized people of insurance in the middle of their current policies, the court could stay its decision to year's end.

But next year if the Republicans have their way, the government would cut $40 billion from the program over the next 10 years -- immediately depriving four million people of food assistance and then another three million every year.

The odds ratios obtained from the latter models denote the change in odds ratio by moving from one deprivation group to the one immediately more deprived.

The priority for now is to reach some agreement with Russia over such things as a timetable for elections and a framework for moves towards devolved power in parts of the country.Jonathan Eyal of RUSI, a London think-tank, argues that the West's inability immediately to deprive Mr Putin of his victory should be set against the substantial cost he is likely to end up paying in the end.

If a father has any such doubts in his mind, he is immediately and naturally deprived of the capacity to be a good father.

Then the kittens were divided into two groups: one group that was placed in darkness immediately upon opening the deprived eye, and a second group that waited 3 months before its stint in the darkness.

The offspring were removed immediately after farrowing and deprived of maternal colostrum.

On Wednesday, a Superior Court judge ordered state education officials to fix the problem at Jefferson High immediately, ruling that students were being deprived of their right to an education.