Sentence examples for died of water from inspiring English sources

The medical examiner concluded that she had died of "water intoxication," which usually means becoming overloaded with water without enough salt.

Plant and water data were collected from the V1 growth stage until the plants died of water stress.

Fluid administration can be toxic (or even lethal) at a high enough dose, as demonstrated in 2007 when a California woman died of water intoxication (and hyponatremia) in a contest organized by a radio station (http://articles.latimes.com/2007/jan/14/local/me-water14).

The maggots then ultimately die of water pressure deficiency.

Working much in the same way that diatomaceous earth kills maggots, lime or salt literally dries out the maggots and causes them to die of water pressure deficiency.

About five million folks around the world prove it each year by dying of water-related diseases.

Every day, 4,000 children die of water-related diseases, diseases that are preventable.

Every day, 6,000 children die of water-related diseases.Young children are the first to get sick and die from waterborne and sanitation-related illnesses — including diarrhoeal diseases and malaria.

A number of people have died of hyponatremia (water toxicity) when high on MDMA, including the British teenager Leah Betts whose ecstasy-related death on her 18th birthday caused a public moral outcry.

drink your water, don't hoard it--people have died of dehydration with water still in their bottles.

The boys, Tristan White, 4, and Avery Stately, 2, died of "probable fresh water drowning," according to the autopsies performed by the Ramsey County coroner.