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Meanings of social deprivation in English

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Usage of social deprivation in English
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Or is it the result of social deprivation and moral anarchy?
The Irish Times
2
What did that Dizzy know about a booming economy or social deprivation, eh?
The Guardian
3
High crime areas tend to be areas of social deprivation.
The Guardian
4
The researchers adjusted the data for the effect of age, sex, and social deprivation.
The Guardian
5
There is little evidence of social deprivation in this version.
The Guardian
6
The biggest increase in achievement has been in areas with the worst social deprivation.
The Guardian
7
Until recently, the word high-rise automatically suggested social deprivation.
The Irish Times
8
He ignores the context of profound social deprivation that the Republic was endeavouring to remedy.
The Irish Times
9
Skills is the most important lever within our control to create wealth and reduce social deprivation.
The Guardian
10
It assumes that aggression, violence, and crime come from social deprivation- apoorneighborhood, a bad home.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
11
The Houthis, who deny government charges that Iran supports them, complain of religious, economic and social deprivation.
Reuters
12
There is plenty of evidence to show that a job is the best cure for social deprivation.
The Irish Times
13
Who lives in areas of social deprivation?
The Guardian
14
With record numbers at work and the economy growing strongly, special efforts are required to address social deprivation.
The Irish Times
15
An intense cocktail of nationalism, social deprivation, inequality, ignorance and fear exploded with what now seem inevitable consequences.
The Guardian
16
Mr Houghton said those were the three key ingredients needed to drive back social deprivation in the Far North.
Radio NZ
This collocation consists of:
Social deprivation through the time
Social deprivation across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare