Sentence examples for one deprived from inspiring English sources

That offer cut no ice with the member for Shipley, but then I doubt that 84 betting shops in one deprived area or five littered on Woodgrange Road bothers him either.

Other airmen had parts of their organs removed, with one deprived of an entire lung to gauge the effects of surgery on the respiratory system.

The scheme, costing £677,000 a year, began in 2002 with trips for 24 schools in one deprived area.

A child born in one deprived Glasgow suburb can expect a life 28 years shorter than another living only 13km away in a more affluent area, a three-year investigation for the World Health Organisation found in August.

Show me that person, and I'll show you one deprived child.

Levels of one hydroxybenzoic acid (protocatechuic), one hydroxycinnamic acid (p-coumaric) and nine flavonols were significantly higher in both treatments that received solar UV radiation (Ambient and FUV+) than in the one deprived of it (FUV-).

An affirmative answer would drive many of his supporters into a frenzy, but the absence of one deprives his assurances of any meaning.

If one deprives a group from the possibility to fail, it simultaneously strengthens the incentive to sweep the dirt under the rug.

But according to the African Wildlife Foundation, we are the ones depriving them of their habitats and not the other way around.

But when the article turns to body cameras in policing, Paumgarten states that, even though video recording "may catch some bad cops," it would also "hamstring the good ones," depriving them of discretion and the public of leniency.

This is because the MAC layer queue holds the previously untransmitted (by channel contention) packets, until the new higher priority packets arrive at the queue; higher priority packets preempts the lower priority ones, depriving the lower priority packets of the opportunity to participate channel contention.