Sentence examples for mere deprivation from inspiring English sources

Recent activism news has suggested that mere deprivation hardly stands a chance.

John suggested I add the stability of prayer, because otherwise it would be mere deprivation.

Unlike his European contemporaries, who saw the same space and the attempted filling as mere aridity and deprivation, Updike was close enough to, and fond enough of, the source of postwar material abundance to love it fully, and for itself.

Furthermore, MPA might show alternate modes of action besides mere guanine nucleotide deprivation.

They did not describe their sleep deprivation as "mere tiredness".

The mere prospect of such deprivation will curb their more vagrant impulses".

All together, these results demonstrate that sequestration of Rad51 and Rad52 at short telomeres reduces the efficiency of their recruitments to an induced DSB site and that the mere onset of telomerase deprivation in pre-senescent tlc1 mutant does not lead to the same level of biased distribution of Rad proteins as shown in type I survivors.

May differences in cerebral activity observed at delayed testing between RS and TSD groups be the mere consequence of incomplete recovery from sleep deprivation?

But even greater pressure can be exerted if we acknowledge that this deprivation of human rights goes beyond mere civil liberties: It is bad public health.

The time has come to move beyond mere opposition to the reign of insecurity and deprivation.

In one important respect, his charge is accurate--I do not believe that the mere will of some men can justify the deprivation of others' freedom.