Sentence examples for start depriving from inspiring English sources

Santorum supports the House Repubican budget and wants to start depriving seniors of Medicare with vouchers that don't keep up with inflation right now.

In addition, Mr. Clark, who had never run for office before, may have been exactly the sort of candidate who would have benefited from gaining early experience on the campaign trail, something that his late start deprived him of.

The recount in Miami was never re-started, depriving Gore of his best chance to catch up in the over-all state tally.

Congress hamstrung the job from the start by depriving it of the authority to set budgets or hire and fire leaders.

So the mission should be completely clear, how you would achieve that, and it needs to start with depriving them of control of territory on the ground".

Mr. Obama pointed out that the sequester continues to affect children kicked out of Head Start, seniors deprived of Meals on Wheels and military families cut off from services.

For example, cuts to Head Start would deprive 100,000 children of preschool education.

The Dodgers were closing in late Wednesday on a three-team trade that would fill their starting rotation without depriving them of any key prospects that could be used to acquire a third ace in David Price.

Mr. Zelezny, who owns the broadcast license for the station, started broadcasting without CNTS, depriving it of all income.

The last such spasm, however, could not be rubbed out of Pettitte's trapezius muscle over his left shoulder, and he had to leave his last start in the fifth inning, depriving him of the chance to win his 250th game in 499 starts.

Some children even seemed to fare less well than their counterparts in non-Sure Start (but equally deprived) areas.