Sentence examples for long deprived from inspiring English sources

Investment needs to be forcibly pushed into places long deprived of it.

The cars have improved a way of life for a population long deprived of vehicles.

Massive quantities of silt, sand, and gravel have been carried to the coast, resurrecting a wetlands ecosystem long deprived of sediment.

Stolen or not, the high-quality Japanese cars are definitely improving things for a population long deprived of decent vehicles -- or any vehicles at all.

That should be a no-brainer given that the plot concerns servicemen, long deprived of female company, bent on finding dream dates (or any dates) under a 24-hour deadline.

Long deprived of Soviet sponsorship and subsidies, Cuba and Vietnam have been reaching out diplomatically and seeking foreign investment in their increasingly market-oriented economies, but politically both remain single-party communist states.

The first club strip was pink, but that did not last long, depriving us of all those headlines like: "The Pinkies are perky".

The director, R. Clarke Cooper, who is a member of the Army Reserve, said repeal will "finally end a policy which has burdened our armed services for far too long, depriving our nation of the talent, training and hard won battle experience of thousands of patriotic Americans.

SUB-SAHARAN Africa has long been deprived of the cornucopia of media enjoyed in richer places.

The coastal peoples, who are called côtiers, long felt deprived of the education, power, and wealth that is concentrated on the plateau.

The fact that South Sudan, ravaged by decades of civil war, has long been deprived of an adequate education system is evident in its literacy rates, which are among the lowest in the world.