Sentence examples for that depriving from inspiring English sources

The implication was that depriving these demons of their power and influence would cause the nation's major problems to go away.

Specifically, we find that depriving mixed cortical cell cultures of glucose for up to 8 h injures neurons, but not astrocytes.

Your brain forms memories while you're asleep -- and on top of that, depriving it of the sleep keeps it from firing on all cylinders.

To say that depriving a user of Internet access infringes on a fundamental right is pure fantasy".

And not only do I get it, I've come to realize that depriving your children is wildly underrated.

Some of them also seem to think that the government they help to run is evil and that depriving it of revenue is therefore a good thing.

That deprives consumers of an important layer of protection.

Now, people store data with online services that deprive them of that control.

That deprives voters of the ability to choose who should represent them.

That "deprived Eliot of an important physical release," Mr. Constantine writes.

Another letdown was an appetizer of "bone marrow flan" that deprived marrow of its oozing glory.