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91 Yet deprivation alone does not explain the militancy and relatively strong political consciousness of the factory proletariat.

92 Deprivation indicator scores are high and it is reputed to be a seedy haven for criminals and outcasts.

93 After hallucinating from oxygen deprivation in the Himalayas, Haver vowed to ski the Seven Summits.

94 But that liberty is not guaranteed absolutely against deprivation, only against deprivation without due process of law.

95 In fact women are significantly less violent than men, suggesting that frustration with socio-economic deprivation is not a sufficient explanation.

96 During a period of sleep deprivation the effects of sleeplessness may become cumulative.

97 However, because deprivation is also associated with excess mortality some of this is already picked up by including standardised mortality ratio.

98 Despite many attempts to link drug use with social deprivation, the association is spurious.

99 A deprivation score was used to compare the relative deprivation or affluence of rural and urban areas.

100 Young and far from home,[sentencedict.com] they suffer from emotional deprivation and severe isolation.

101 They suggest therefore that greater emphasis be given to housing tenure in evaluating relative deprivation.

102 He drew out of her and she groaned at her deprivation of him.

103 What needs to be explained is the origin of concentrations of wealth and security or of poverty and deprivation.

104 Some problems of aggregation remain for the relative deprivation perspective, but the examination of groups works well for the mobilization perspective.

105 At the extreme this engenders a sense of relative deprivation which it is now fashionable to take as the measure of poverty.

106 Produced by the Wiltshire Community Foundation, it warns the gulf between deprivation and affluence gives cause for concern.

107 This judicial readiness to sanction rescue was revised in post-war years in the light of Bowlby's work on maternal deprivation.

108 In each case the violation alleged by those attacking minimum wage regulation for women is deprivation of freedom of contract.

109 In reality, sensory deprivation has made the horse bored silly.

110 It may be that that individual does not function normally as a consequence of the sensory deprivation.

111 When I hear about deprivation and injustice in the world, I get up and change the channel. 71.

112 If a standard dosage is given initially, then a diagnostic water deprivation test can also be carried out.

113 Clearly too many diets involve deprivation that is so severe that the dieter breaks away from them.

114 The all important relationship between material deprivation and ill health was not discussed in your speech.

115 The indicators used are often extremely remote surrogates for true risk, and multiple deprivation is rarely treated as interactive rather than additive.

116 Given the extent of economic deprivation, it was an impressive record.

117 Many of these have also been authorities with substantial areas of inner-urban deprivation within their boundaries.

118 Many of the men were suffering from shell-shock, sleep deprivation and cold, he added.

119 There's been long term sensory deprivation, so it's not surprising.

120 However, I am wary of placing excessive pressure on children and teachers where there are behavioural difficulties or deprivation.