Sentence examples for most deprived of from inspiring English sources
In the 2007 national indices of economic deprivation, North Tyneside is ranked the 102nd most deprived of 354 local authority areas [35].
Medway is a relatively deprived area, ranked 132rd most deprived of 325 UK boroughs in the 2010 Index of Deprivation, with pockets of significant deprivation; eight geographical units called 'Super Output Areas' (SOAs) were ranked in the 10% most deprived nationally [ 18].
The children at the school were the most deprived of any that she's worked with.
Lewisham is the 16th most deprived of the 326 local authorities in England, according to the Department for Communities and Local Government's rankings.
Yet this Monday might - just possibly might - prove to have been a turning point in the fortunes of the most deprived of the world's continents.
To illustrate this point, in figure 3, we use the empirically-observed relationships in our data to model the predicted response to a hypothetical intervention in the most deprived of the neighbourhoods we studied, whose effect is to raise the investment of parents in their young children by one standard deviation, either by reducing the economic strains on these families, or by some other means.
Similarly, 37.9% (13 026) of patients in the most deprived fifth of deprivation were emergency admissions compared with 28.9% (10 689) of patients in the least deprived fifth.
Our empirical study investigates the implementation of the Kenya Slum Electrification Project in Kibera, one of the most deprived areas of Nairobi, and the regularization of electricity services promoted under the scheme.
"Not far from here are some of the most deprived areas of Liverpool - and some of the richest.
In the two years since "RIP Chedz" caught his eye, Michael has travelled through some of the most deprived areas of the country in search of makeshift goals.
Half came from the two most deprived quintiles of the Index of Multiple Deprivation (51%), indicating relatively low socioeconomic status.
