Sentence examples for cold disease from inspiring English sources

Children began to die of cold, disease and hunger.

Instead Babchenko presents us with a relentless account of fear, boredom, confusion, filth, cold, disease, hunger, thirst and lingering dread - a world that feels far removed from the gold-embossed bestselling accounts of square-jawed British or American ex-soldiers.

The Nazi army lay siege to what was then Leningrad from 1941 to 1944, and during 900 days, one million of its inhabitants fell victim to cold, disease, bombardment or starvation.

When Hannibal crossed the Alps into northern Italy in 218 bce, he bypassed the Roman army guarding the easier coastal route; but his movement through the mountain passes was painfully slow, and he lost almost half his force to cold, disease, and hostile tribes along the way.

Without them, the birds risk succumbing to rain, cold, disease, and even death which is why researchers are concerned about the recent reappearance of a rare disorder causing the feathers of young penguins to fall out.

She shot their portraits in the almost completely unlit sewers while hearing the inhabitants' grim tales of rape, violence, drug abuse, hunger, cold, disease, and loneliness.

Currently, there are only three registered clinical trials for BTZ in autoimmune diseases and these include refractory cold agglutinin disease, IgA nephropathy and proliferative lupus nephritis, the last of which has been withdrawn prior to initiation [ 60].

Other witnesses, like Varlam Shalamov and Evgeniya Ginzburg, have also brilliantly described prisoners' constant struggle against hunger, cold and disease.

If Osama bin Laden were captured, would we no longer tolerate Afghan children dying from hunger, cold weather, disease?

Many of the animals died of cold or disease the following winter, but Hannibal fought his way down through Italy.

Some were killed in battle, some were taken as prisoners of war, and many died of cold and disease.