Sentence examples for its deprived from inspiring English sources

See articleA presidency's dying embersFrance calmed down after three weeks of riots in many of its deprived suburbs.

Tower Hamlets, with its deprived inner city neighbourhoods is the country's poorest area, while leafy Wokingham in affluent Berkshire commuterland, has the lowest rates of child poverty.

Held by Labour since 1971, its deprived working-class estates and streets full of Hampstead liberals have proved fertile ground for the party.

The Gambella region by dint of its deprived nature lacks these tools.

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

We should stand against a state that seeks to use its sovereign status as a shield as it deprives its people of life.

Abstinence-only is the antithesis of sex education; it deprives its victims of sex education, substituting futile anti-sex exhortation.

Perhaps that's at least partly because its unctuousness towards its setting deprives it of any kind of edginess.

At the same time as Holloway was discovering the Venezuelan Sistema, Stirling council was trying to tackle the problems of one of its most deprived areas: Raploch.

And Orchard Park is in its most deprived ward.

The immediate cause of the anger sweeping North Korea is a currency "reform" that amounts to the government stealing from its own deprived population.