Sentence examples for risk depriving from inspiring English sources
They would risk depriving themselves of any popularity that William Hague might enjoy in the future and also being associated with unpleasant sectarianism should things in Northern Ireland turn nasty.
Two years ago, Dr. Holick -- who was then also a professor of dermatology -- began to heavily promote research that argued that avoiding sunlight is in itself a health risk, depriving the body of its ability to synthesize vitamin D. Vitamin D insufficiency, Dr. Holick said, may be linked to breast cancer, prostate cancer and Type 1 diabetes.
But then, Quine argued, we risk depriving the notion of a linguistic rule "of any explanatory force and reducing it to an idle label" (Quine 1935, 106).
If we fail to act, we risk depriving an entire generation of the opportunity to contribute, to invent, and to thrive -- and our economy will continue to suffer.
However, in an approach which reflects the government's history of framing health inequalities as a problem based on a "health gap", they tended to prefer focussing on identifying and targeting interventions at those considered to be "high risk", "deprived" or "easy to miss" rather than adopting more effective population-wide approaches.
The push to spread "Academy" autonomy to schools had become a weird dogma, which risked depriving youngsters of exactly the kind of help they needed to make the difficult journey from the world of education into the world of work.
Everybody knows that the current legal aid market is in need of reform and that the number of providers is in need of rationalisation but the way the government has gone about its procurement plans risks depriving people of access to justice".
As Zimbabwe's children suffer from an orphan crisis that risks depriving them of the chance for education and good health, the German donation promises to improve the lives of the most vulnerable.
This study has emphasised sensitivity to the local cultural context to inform preliminary health promotion intervention development by gaining perspectives from both individuals and their families, including non-English speakers, from 'harder to reach' at-risk deprived South Asian communities about what health promotion may be appropriate and feasible for them.
At the slight risk of depriving the ring of its charms, here are details on production: Productivity: 50,000 PCS/Month Unit Price/Payment: 5 USD/PCS Min.
With these actions, Russia is damaging hospitals, putting patients and medical staff at risk, and depriving civilians of life-saving access to healthcare".
