Sentence examples similar to problem of deprivation from inspiring English sources

"Despite the prosperity within the city, there are substantial problems of deprivation in parts of Bristol," the report said.

"It's interesting to look at problems of surplus" after years of portraying the problems of deprivation, he added.

But this was an entirely new approach by Jeremy Sandford of saying, here's another way of shocking this complacent Labour government into realising that there are lots of problems of deprivation out there.

But many African-Caribbeans are still relatively poor and, coupled with all the problems of deprivation, he argues that they can suffer from cultural isolation and "negative peer pressure".

One strong theme to emerge from this event, hosted by the Social Action and Research Foundation, was that while looting in nearby Manchester city centre had been about quick-grab opportunism, the disorder in Salford laid bare deeper-seated problems of deprivation and difficult police-community relations.

It was suggested that the multiple problems of deprivation meant that they were less likely to engage with a programme such as MEND: " it is very hard sometimes to engage parents….

"It's the fundamental problem of social deprivation.

However, the problem of sleep deprivation in our nation is largely one of chronicity.

Report co-author Dr Peter Kenway said: "Post-referendum Scotland must avoid replacing a problem of material deprivation with one of inflexible services and a lack of time.

This survey gives us the tools to make a real impact on the pervasive public health problem of sleep deprivation.

It feels as if both Penn and its students choose to tune out potential solutions to the problem of sleep deprivation even though we regularly obsess over it.