Sentence examples for was deprived because from inspiring English sources

"I always thought my family was deprived because we didn't buy new cars," said Mr. Casey, who grew up in a middle-class household in the 1950's.

In 2003 New Zealand had been due to co-host with Australia, but was deprived because of a dispute over advertising rights.

Tells how Oppenheimer was deprived of security clearance because he opposed the bomb.

The Mexican government has said that the condemned man, Miguel Angel Flores, was deprived of due process because he was not advised of his right to contact the Mexican embassy, in violation of an international treaty.

In this part of Ghana, there is a strong tradition of families giving their daughters to other family members as a 'gift of labour.' Elizabeth's mother was deprived of an education because she was tasked with taking care of children, cooking and cleaning for her aunt.

That clerk, Linda Summers, said in her complaint that she was deprived of "equal employment opportunities because of her religious beliefs".

(What a swindle that was. Mr. Cardiff contends he was deprived even of a nomination because his American colleagues felt they would be disgraced if a foreigner were to win twice in a row).

"My mum's health has gotten worse since her arrest because she was deprived of medical treatment in the beginning.

The flame fougasse would offer instant and horrific wounds to any unprotected men caught in its fiery maw and would cause a vehicle engine to stop within seven seconds simply because it was deprived of oxygen.

As the physicians failed to provide a sufficient explanation, they should be held responsible for violating the patient's personal rights, because she was deprived of her right to decide whether or not to be operated on.

I imagined the beautiful work we were deprived of because of those men who stood so casually on that hillside in Viznar in 1936 and murdered the poet.