Sentence examples for while depriving from inspiring English sources
(Thus, water puts out a fire by cooling, not drowning, it, while depriving a fire of oxygen smothers it).
"It serves the delightful double purpose of enriching me while depriving someone else," Sly observes of his stash of gold.
The Hunt, unlike urban saloons, offers plenty of sunlight while depriving attendees of dancing and loud music.
Ahmadinejad lambasted US safeguarding of Israel's nuclear arsenal while depriving countries like Iran of peaceful nuclear power.
Misclassification often saves employers money while depriving workers of unemployment insurance and workers' compensation protections, the labor council said.
The opposition argued that the deal would fatten the pockets of big export companies, which dominate the economy, while depriving farmers and small merchants of their livelihoods.
That is why so many in law enforcement are voicing their objection to a change in their jobs that would once again institutionalize racial profiling and biased policing--while depriving the public of their safety.
By Arthur Krystal The German scholar wrote his masterwork while deprived of his libraries in Istanbul.
Put those two forces together, and a leafy shire such as Mr Cameron's west Oxfordshire has got off relatively lightly, even while deprived places such as Blackpool have been kicked to the floor.
Keep an American soldier locked up naked in a cage and driven half mad while deprived of all basic rights, and you will be instantly condemned as a barbaric terrorist.
While deprived of their political influence, those of this class most benefited from the rapidly expanding economy of the Edo period, and their improved lot allowed for leisure that many sought in the pleasure districts—in particular Yoshiwara in Edo and collecting artworks to decorate their homes, which in earlier times had been well beyond their financial means.
