Sentence examples for would be depriving from inspiring English sources

It would be depriving the better players of publicity, which could translate into other commercial income.

If that is right, then they would be depriving some of the world's poorest people of desperately needed wealth.

Balls told the conference that by shelving reforms started under the Labour government, the Tories would be depriving vulnerable children of the help they need to overcome special needs.

I'd like to say to people: 'Don't go and see the film', but that would be depriving her fans of some incredible videos of Amy when she was younger.

And if I were to use my usual scripted-drama criteria to judge the show, I would be depriving myself of a whole lot of escapist enjoyment.

They contended that, without cognitive impressions, human beings would be deprived of any basis for action or inquiry.

They would be deprived of electronic distractions.

Regardless, Abu Qatada would be deprived of a remedy.

His next stop was 10 Downing Street, where he would be deprived of its keys.

Passengers would be deprived of the aircraft's technical and economic benefits.

"Often they would be deprived of reading material and light in quite austere conditions".