Sentence examples for we're depriving from inspiring English sources

"Why wouldn't we bring Iraqis into the Green Zone and give them housing and secure them?" He added, "We're depriving people of jobs and we're getting them whacked.

and the laws of this country.... We're depriving American citizens of their life when we target them in drone attacks," King says.

We can live on a whole lot less than we think, without the feeling that we're depriving ourselves.

In fact, when we're doing this, we're depriving our brains and our bodies of reaching our maximum potential.

By excluding tablets, smartphones and other devices from our educational milieu, we're depriving students of the chance to use them in service of their education and, eventually, their careers.

"My genes made me do it" is no better an excuse than "We're depraved on account of we're deprived".

"In almost everything we do, we have to deal with issues of discrimination and all of the ways in which we're deprived of first-class citizenship," he said.

We're deprived of Brunty for this game so we'll look at that scenario at left-back and there's a chance for someone to stake a claim.

"In Britain we're deprived of the mountains and the skiing mentality, it's not a way of life and it's very much considered what you do when you're loaded.

We're not deprived of creativity; we're deprived of a fair shake.

"When we're deprived of food, our bodies often reach for the quickest, surest form of energy: simple carbs, AKA sugar".