Sentence examples for then deprived from inspiring English sources

On two occasions he was successful at first but then deprived of his advantage by Roman intervention (c. 95 and 92).

He was nevertheless reelected in his district in 1968 but was then deprived by his colleagues in the House of his committee chairmanship and his seniority.

Where the State's actions offended the standards of fundamental fairness under the Due Process Clause, the State was then deprived of the right to use the resulting confessions in court.

You could call it the mass disenfranchisement of citizens, where marginalised groups see their right to housing, healthcare and social security withheld and are then deprived of the means to fight back.

A principal component analysis (PCA) with normalized microarray intensity-data derived from Tsu-0 and Col-0, adapted to nitrate or ammonium, respectively, and then deprived of nitrogen was conducted (Fig. 7).

China and Vietnam have managed to preserve the same 473-mile railway despite war with the Japanese, Chinese Nationalists, the French, the Americans, and then, deprived of common foes, each other.

Since then, depriving people's personal freedom in the name of "residence under surveillance" became "legal".

The scientists then deprive the algae of nitrogen, which halts their division.

It's a tragedy for society to spend decades training people and then depriving them of work at some arbitrary age.

Time and again over the last 30 years, G.M. has spent billions of dollars on innovative ideas like its Saturn small-car company in the 1980s and the EV1 electric vehicle in the 1990s, only to then deprive those projects of further financing because money was needed elsewhere or because they were not delivering enough profit.

Montesquieu argues that the legislative power alone should have the power to tax, since it can then deprive the executive of funding if the latter attempts to impose its will arbitrarily.