Sentence examples for we will deprive from inspiring English sources

"If we continue to pollute the campaign by encouraging the sewers of the past to overflow, we will deprive the French people of the debate on real issues that they seek and weaken the standing of all politicians in France," he said.

Still, despite these errors, Miller and the Times were valiant in trying to uphold an important principle, which is that journalists sometimes require anonymous sources to dig up information, and if we cannot pledge that we will protect their anonymity we will deprive readers of vital information.

But, all things considered, "I am persuaded that at the present moment, right now, the risk of not attending to hate speech is greater than the risk that by regulating it we will deprive ourselves of valuable voices and insights or slide down the slippery slope towards tyranny.

"We will deprive these girls from continuing their education," she added.

If we deprive ourselves of contact with people who have intellectual disabilities and thereby miss what they can teach us, we will deprive ourselves of some of life's greatest lessons.

These people also worry that in pursuing the I.N.F. and start agreements Reagan will deprive us of the weapons we have relied upon for forty years to offset the Soviets' advantage in conventional forces.

He sounds a shrill alarm: "We are right at this moment annihilating melancholia," he declares, which will deprive us of the creativity, genius and intellectual brilliance that come from this gloom.

If we delay much longer, we will lose any international influence on this issue, and most surely, our restricted policy will deprive our own citizens of the benefits from the research.

It's that the move towards an intolerant mentality will deprive Britain of its greatness.

"(It) further notes that the decision will deprive the club of some £250,000 in revenue.

Besides spoiling Mr Power's shower, this will deprive millions of clean water.