Sentence examples for deaths in developing from inspiring English sources

This may explain why 25% of deaths in developing countries (vs. 17% in developed countries) can be attributed to environmental factors.

One out of every two deaths in developing countries is due to infectious diseases.

One in five newborn deaths in developing nations could be due to dirty water, they explained.

That has been corrected to say that one in five newborn deaths in developing nations could be due to dirty water.

They founded the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in 2000 after reading an article about curable diseases causing millions of child deaths in developing countries.

Postpartum haemorrhage accounted for 27% of maternal deaths in developing regions between 2003 and 2009; other major complications were high blood pressure during pregnancy, complications from delivery and unsafe abortion.

It is predicted that by 2020, NCDs will cause seven of every ten deaths in developing countries (Boutayeb 2006).

Over time, cholera has caused millions of deaths in developing as well as developed countries (Colwell [1996]; Okun [1996]).

Millions of deaths in developing countries could be avoided each year if new and underused vaccines were added to the world's existing immunization programs.

Malaria and bacterial infections account for most infectious disease deaths in developing countries.

Birth asphyxia kills 0.7 to 1.6 million newborns a year globally with 99% of deaths in developing countries.