Sentence examples for cause starvation from inspiring English sources
That's not impressive, but it shouldn't cause starvation.
Now he's battling a pathogen whose spread could cause starvation.
Even if the intention of the Germans had not been to cause starvation, invasions tend to do so.
In sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, depleted wetlands or forests might cause starvation; they could also trigger viruses, sectarian conflict and over-population (couples having more children to compensate for low survival rates).
Turtles are attracted to balloons, which can get trapped in their gut and cause starvation (the MCS says even the fragments could be harmful to hatchling turtles); dolphins, seabirds and other marine animals have been killed by balloons, or the plastic strings that are usually attached to them.
Both events will cause starvation and eventually mortality [[8]].
Supplementation of methyl pyruvate, a membrane-permeant derivative of pyruvate, reversed C2-ceramide-induced cell death and autophagy independent of the surface abundance of 4F2, arguing that C2-ceramides cause starvation-induced cell death [ 3].
He said that turning food into fuel diverts precious agricultural land and indirectly causes starvation.
The diversion of corn from ethanol is increasing the price of food, causing starvation and violent protests in many countries.
The novel opens with this problem safely remote, in the far east, causing starvation among the Chinese.
When it entered Ethiopia in 1889, it caused starvation that killed one-third of the country's human population, even though the microbe does not infect people.
