Sentence examples for it deprived from inspiring English sources

If one bank took the precaution of trimming its assets, it deprived another bank of funding.

In political terms, it deprived Labor of its most potent narrative.

The opposition, having done well in 2008, when it deprived the ruling party of its two-thirds parliamentary majority, is reeling from self-inflicted wounds that have left the prime minister, Najib Razak, looking stronger.

The downside was that it deprived Hollywood of one of its primary love-ins of the year as gowns were returned to designers, the red carpet was rolled up and Steven Spielberg and Rumer Willis had to wait an extra year for their moment in the spotlight.

It deprived people of their freedom.

"It deprived us of our hard-won right to rule ourselves," he said.

At a stroke, it deprived politicians of their main source of cash.

Moreover, it deprived the dead of any chance of a postmortem (i.e., very belated) expiation of their misdeeds.

It deprived the White House of a victory on Social Security, one that could have provided momentum for the rest of the second term.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) urged Yemen in December 2011 to ban marriages of girls under 18, warning it deprived child brides of education and harmed their health.

But the move rankled Beachley, who believed it deprived her of a potential winning wave and demonstrated a lack of respect.