Sentence examples for much deprived from inspiring English sources

"My mother was very much deprived of an education and believed in stories being tremendously important".

That doesn't so much deprive the piece of its visceral force as retrospectively distance us from its squalor and horror.

'We showed that the Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities were much more deprived than anyone had realised.' When young men from South Asia first came to the north of England in the mid-Fifties to work in the textile industry, many local authorities operated a two-year residency condition that meant few of them could qualify for council housing.

They were impressed by the way Knowsley gave users of its social services a say in their running, and by the way different bits of the council worked together and co-operated with other local agencies such as the police.The lack of such co-operation was but one of the inspectors' many criticisms of Sefton, which spends more on social services despite being much less deprived than Knowsley.

While we know so much about the benefits of play in children's development, for many children in developing countries time for play is all too often an elusive luxury, and the children who already lack so much are deprived of one of the things they need most.

They are much more deprived and are therefore likely to experience a higher degree of marginalisation and social exclusion.

In the actual Republican primary, the candidates were discussing whether Mitt Romney had made too much money depriving workers of jobs.

One obvious clue is that we all feel better after a good night's sleep, and much worse if deprived of a decent night's rest.

However much they are deprived of their rights by the politics of their home governments, suicide attackers will eventually come to understand that the Caliphate is going to deprive them of their most basic right: Life itself.

I'm also the kind of mom who goes on dates after bedtime so the kids don't have their schedules disrupted too much or get deprived of the precious evening time they get with me.

The Black Lives Matter movement may have been born out of police shootings, but what happened on the streets of Ferguson, Baltimore, and Chicago, and on college campuses from the University of Missouri to Amherst was as much about opportunities deprived to a community as it was about depraved police officers.