Sentence examples for it's depriving from inspiring English sources

"It's depriving them of a fully functioning library, something they deserve".

Seib, who also edited a book of scholarly writings on the channel that was published in February under the title "Al Jazeera English," concluded, "It's depriving the American public of a different voice.

If your brain's production of insulin decreases, your brain literally begins to starve, as it's deprived of the glucose-converted energy it needs to function normally.

But it's deprived of any standout forces.

The G8 acknowledges that, by freeing Rwanda and its sort of their debts, it is depriving the Bank, Fund and AfDB of loan revenue.

Nick Abendanon has challenge the Rugby Football Union's policy of allowing only home-based players to represent England, claiming it is depriving the national team of top-level talent.

It is not the same as seizing physical goods, it is depriving the debtor of the very means to live," said the group's chairman, Anthony Thomas.

It was depriving children of the "basic necessities of life", agreed Lord Kerr.

It is depriving them of a fair chance in attaining and developing skills essential for education and employment.

This really angers me, not just because it is unfair, but because it is depriving governments around the world of vital revenue needed to combat poverty.

The suppression of professional military dissent helped to create the disaster in Iraq; now it is depriving American voters of an election-year debate about the defense issues that matter most.