Sentence examples for only deprivation from inspiring English sources

We know, for instance, that the problem is not only deprivation, but that our way of life is environmentally unsustainable.

Aristotle and Cicero would deplore what they construed as this abolition of private property, and even those following and radicalizing Plato on property (advocating the abolition of property for all the citizens, rather than only deprivation of it for the rulers, as would the sixteenth-century More), were generally opposed to if not scandalized by the suggestion of procreative communism.

It implies not only deprivation -- something is missing in our world -- but someone else has what we don't.

The exploration of this issue would require a pooled cross-sectional study considering other factors (not only deprivation) and their interactions as covariates explaining mortality.

Sixth, not all socially authorized deprivations count as punishments; the only deprivations inflicted on a person that count are those imposed in consequence of a finding of criminal guilt (rather than guilt only of a tort or a contract violation, or being subject to a licensing charge or to a tax).

Among girls only area deprivation was significantly associated, with those from the most deprived areas being more likely to be overweight.

Model 2 included only neighborhood deprivation, age and sex as confounders and model 3 included all three measures of socioeconomic position, neighborhood deprivation, age and sex.

Concentrated poverty is not only a deprivation of community resources, public and private, but it clusters the greatest needs.

Viewers failed to see the funny side of the photoshopped image Teachers unions say the move will only increase deprivation.

With Syria's two-year-old civil war showing signs of stalemate, scores of new local councils in rebel-held towns like Tilalyan are not only fighting deprivation but trying to set up courts, police forces and social services.

It has only exacerbated deprivation as well as physical and mental ill-health.