Sentence examples for is a deprivation from inspiring English sources

In this sense, too, poverty is a deprivation of capabilities: poverty deprives persons of possibilities (resources, structures) to realize a particular potential; it deprives poor people of the understanding of their own potential; and, very often, it deprives poor people (because of malnourishment, for instance) of potential.

"It means it is a deprivation for those who have become used to four seasons and have only been getting a kind of year-round spring".

If this argument is sound, every normal childhood is a deprivation experiment that confirms the innateness of grammar.

Any given act of punishment may look starkly retributive to the one who undergoes it the sentence imposed is a deprivation inflicted on someone found guilty, and not on anyone else, and it is imposed solely because of that finding.

In the latter, what is at risk is a deprivation of life and liberty.

Greed is a deprivation of abundance, a hoarding, a constriction of energy.

His death before she won her MacArthur grant in 1987 was a deprivation in more than the ordinary ways.

They all complained that their detention was a deprivation of liberty which could not be justified under Article 5.1 of the European convention.

Prison can be a deprivation of freedom, or a time to enlighten ourselves.

Perhaps, routine capacity assessments should be restricted to informal patients where there may be a deprivation of liberty?

The Carstairs index of deprivation is a composite deprivation index based on car ownership, unemployment, overcrowding, and social class within output areas, calculated by the Office of National Statistics.