Sentence examples for rapidly deprive from inspiring English sources

Rickets can cause severe vomiting and diarrhea which will rapidly deprive the body of critical minerals.

The attackers were rapidly discovered, depriving the Israelis of the surprise effect.

Mass violence and armed conflict in CAR has left millions of people without access to basic health care, with hundreds of thousands of children at risk from a disease that can spread rapidly amongst deprived communities," said UNICEF Representative Souleymane Diabate.

Second, SDF1 expression is induced under hypoxic conditions in a glioblastoma tumor model system through HIF1α, suggesting that SDF1 expression is increased in rapidly growing tumors deprived of oxygen supply [35].

Despite popular opposition, especially in liberal Austin, the legislature is likely to rapidly approve the bill, which could deprive sanctuary cities of all state funding.

For men diagnosed during 2004 2006 (implementation), 1-year survival rose more rapidly among the most deprived men than the most affluent, and the deprivation gap narrowed.

Nor would I want to see housing associations deprived too rapidly of their homes, which are after all fundamental to their credit-worthiness to their ability to borrow and to build new homes.

However, it is important to remember that the subjects in this study all had normal vision, were rapidly and completely visually deprived for a fixed period of time and knew that their vision would be restored after the deprivation period–a situation that is markedly different from the case of an individual with progressive visual loss occurring over a protracted period of time.

Activated T cells rapidly enter apoptosis if deprived of survival-inducing cytokines.

"He said, 'You deprive me?

Or deprive her of decent medical care?