Sentence examples for only deprived from inspiring English sources

He noted, however, that prohibition not only deprived the government of a rich source of revenue but also was at odds with the secularism of the founding fathers.

And so the vast majority of the 10,000 babies born to prisoners each year are not only deprived of the most important thing in the world to them – their mothers –they're also deprived of the possibility of mother's milk.

The Iranian regime has not only deprived my father of his inalienable rights of freedom of opinion and speech but is threatening his life by holding him in such conditions.

"On Wednesday we had a government minister saying disabled people shouldn't be paid the minimum wage and now we've got a man who served in David Cameron's cabinet for four years suggesting that only deprived areas should have fracking".

The loss of naval supremacy not only deprived the Carthaginians of their predominance in the western Mediterranean but exposed their overseas empire to disintegration under renewed attacks by Rome.

Years of economic mismanagement and self-devouring corruption have not only deprived it of authority in the region, they have deepened the economic, religious and ethnic rifts that threaten the unity of the country.

This position not only deprives Wagner's music of its rapturous complexity but also dangerously simplifies the roots of Nazism.

His retirement on January 2nd not only deprives American politics of one of its most rambunctious characters.

This not only deprives Labrador of its only sizeable straight-line border, but also of just under 5,000 square miles of its territory.

This not only deprives legitimate fishers of their catch, but as it's an unregulated practice, it also undermines the stability of fisheries stocks around the world.

"In this regard," she continued, "the compulsory purchase order would not only deprive them of their dwelling but also their financial security.