Sentence examples for massive deprivation from inspiring English sources
There is a massive deprivation of liberty going on here".
The authors say that what they warned of in a book written in the late 1980s has come to pass – India's economy resembles Brazil's of the time, with rapid growth alongside massive deprivation.
[ 2- 4] Massive deprivation of citizens of poor nations has also been promoted through the sale of arms to corrupt leaders, enabling them to accumulate vast wealth and to wage wars of ethnic conflict, with devastating social effects.
My dad has only recently started talking about his experiences over there... diving out of a jeep down a 10-foot concrete stair well to avoid incoming RPG, fire fights, massive sleep deprivation, substance abuse.
Britain has moved from bottom place in the European child poverty league table, but Labour has so far made only a small dent in the massive increase in deprivation experienced under Margaret Thatcher.
The plea for help poses a major dilemma for the international community on how to deal with a totalitarian regime, which it accuses of developing a nuclear arsenal while, at the same time, facing massive and endemic deprivation.
It's a tinderbox, racially, and there are massive inequalities, massive social deprivation.
And the oxygen deprivation caused massive brain damage".
On Friday, at Fort Benning, Georgia, two West Point grads received the coveted Ranger tab after weeks of scaling mountains, navigating swamplands, and massive sleep and caloric deprivation.
"Birthing and postpartum is wonderful and it's all worth it, but at the same time it's a painful event with a lot of sleep deprivation and massive hormonal changes that are absolutely mood-altering," said Dr. Maria Muzik, an expert on PPD and director of the University of Michigan's Women and Infants Mental Health Clinic.
