Sentence examples for because of poisoning from inspiring English sources

We [should] never have this conversation about children being developmentally impacted because of poisoning of the water that they drink".

That report said 137 workers had been hospitalised because of poisoning but had all recovered, a conclusion also offered by Wintek.

When survival of adults decreases because of poisoning and survival of young increases due to their use of AFS (scenarios 1 and 2, Fig. 5), population trajectories decreased over years (scenario 1: λ = 0.961±0.002; scenario 2: λ = 0.932±0.002).

If investigated further, the majority of these undetermined cases are often found to be probable suicides, mostly because of poisoning 9.

It is important to recognize the burden of injury among young children in Iraq; most deaths following injury occur in the very hot summer because of poisoning with kerosene and petroleum products when thirsty toddlers drink petroleum products and detergents kept in drinking water cans in households.

On the day of the Rumson Street Children's Massacre, as the newspapers called it, fifteen members of the dancer's third-grade class were killed and six others fell ill, all because of poisoned cupcakes an angry father sent his daughter to school with on her ninth birthday.

The toxicology screening was asked because of a suspicion of poisoning in 58 % of patients and because of clinical manifestations without obvious etiology in 42 % of cases.

There's nobody that's ever been admitted to a hospital because of CO2 poisoning.

One of his biggest rallies, in 1994, was against state efforts to bring down the population growth rate, which at nearly 2% a year is among the highest in East Asia.A deal with Our LadyHe himself was the 14th of 16 children, of whom seven had died because of "poison", as the story went, in his mother's milk.

HFC Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) told HuffPost on Wednesday that conservatives were "a little concerned" about the shift, but they were balancing those concerns against the House being unable to pass any appropriations bills because of poison pills.

Scrutiny of the case was all the more intense because fear of poisoning had grown to something of a mania by mid-century, and because Palmer was one of a "new breed" of bourgeois villains.