Sentence examples for particularly bereft of from inspiring English sources

FTSE100 companies are particularly bereft of women.

Given the fragmentation and the rightward shift of congress after the 2014 election, it would have been difficult for any leader to build a coalition, but Rousseff was particularly bereft of the charm, luck and deviousness needed to secure support.

But the Democratic landscape seems particularly bereft of anyone with the advantages that Mr. Bush enjoyed then -- re-election as the popular governor of a large state, presidential lineage and access to rich contributors.

Some scientists have estimated that hundreds of millions of tons of carbon dioxide might be absorbed by fertilized seas, particularly in regions bereft of iron.

The home side's attack was particularly disappointing and bereft of ideas with Stoke never needing to make more than scrambled clearances or well-time blocks.

My octogenarian grandfather, who is bereft of teeth, is particularly fond of them pureed with butter and a little nutmeg.

Critics say shuanggui detainees, bereft of legal protection, are particularly vulnerable to human rights abuses.

And particularly for the regions of England, many of them are bereft of the kind of support which they need in these difficult times.

This is particularly the case for studies comparing HIFU (which currently is bereft of any comparative evidence) or brachytherapy against other treatment options, and also for trials examining the comparative efficacy and safety of prostatecotmy versus conformal radiotherapy modalities.

Joe Klein, who she was particularly hard on, retaliated in the New Republic, accusing Didion of being "bereft of qualifications" and basing her observations on dinner-party chat.

While the film is mainly bereft of clever dialogue, it also wins points for not trying to be particularly witty or self-satisfyingly clever.