Sentence examples for Water inadequate from inspiring English sources
"The monopolising of lands, deforestation, the appropriation of water, inadequate agro-toxics are some of the evils that tear man from the land of his birth.
However, unsanitary water, inadequate housing and health services, and poor nutrition undermine health conditions among the poorer classes in both rural and urban zones.
Physicians and academics say that the new approach means thinking about health more broadly, taking into account issues like malnutrition, contaminated water, inadequate health care and government inaction.
At ANZ, Health Department inspectors found rotting meat covered with roaches, stagnant water, inadequate sanitation, lots of rodent droppings and a live rat in the food preparation area, said William H. Daly, the director of enforcement for Midtown Manhattan.
Data that are available indicate a range of urban health hazards and associated health risks: substandard housing, crowding, air pollution, insufficient or contaminated drinking water, inadequate sanitation and solid waste disposal services, vector-borne diseases, industrial waste, increased motor vehicle traffic, stress associated with poverty and unemployment, among others.
Apart from limited availability of water, inadequate levels of management of natural water resources in this region during the last three decades causes threat to a healthy human life as well.
Most cases of this disease are related to unsafe drinking-water, inadequate sanitation, and poor hygiene [ 1, 2].
ill health caused in part by poor quality drinking-water, inadequate shelter and high incidence of communicable disease.
Diarrhea incidence remains a tremendous burden on children in low- and middle-income countries [ 2] due to multiple determinants [ 3] such as child malnutrition [ 4], low socioeconomic status and education of mothers [ 5, 6], lack of safe drinking-water, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene [ 7, 8], crowding [ 9] and low maternal age [ 10].
Dirty water, poor sanitation and inadequate hygiene.
Unsafe water, poor sanitation and inadequate hygiene also contribute to child mortality and morbidity.
