Sentence examples for shared deprivation from inspiring English sources

"Sleep well" – it was Papal acknowledgement of shared deprivation.

Six years of the shared deprivations of war were a great social leveler.

It has been shown to exist for Scotland compared with England [ 25] and more recently for Glasgow compared with Liverpool and Manchester, where despite these cities sharing identical deprivation profiles, premature mortality is 30% higher in the Scottish city [ 26].

The stories of deprivation shared by the Baltimore City art teachers are consistent with Baum's portrait of a school system that remains separate and unequal.

Genes modulated upon L-cysteine deprivation shared only 27 or 31 genes with those modulated by oxidative or nitrosative stress, respectively.

Results in table 4 report the multidimensional headcount ratio (H), the average deprivation shared across the poor (A) and the adjusted headcount ratio (M0) for all possible cut-offs and for the two groups.

Because she elected to bottle feed the infant, her mother is able to take him in her room every other night so sleep deprivation is shared.

Similarly, we also showed that the changes in the gene expression induced by L-cysteine deprivation are not shared by those induced by oxidative or nitrosative stress.

So the Bowler family undergoes its share of deprivation and reacts with satisfying outbursts of temper and frustration, and subsequent reconciliation and renewal.

There is no question that Peckham has suffered its share of deprivation, along with any number of similar neighborhoods in Britain's inner cities.

Those who chose to pass (this word, by the way, doesn't appear in "The Human Stain") imagined that they would not have to share in the deprivations, humiliations, insults, injuries, and injustices that would be more than likely to come their way should they leave their identities exactly as they'd found them.