Sentence examples for disrupting livelihoods from inspiring English sources

Distraught Thai, Laotian and Cambodian fisherman and farmers blame Chinese dams for killing off fish stocks, cutting irrigation and disrupting livelihoods.

In addition to seriously disrupting livelihoods and economic activities, disasters are significant burdens that hinder progress in many regions of the world.

Conflict and its aftermath are among the factors that increase the opportunity for the Ebola virus to transmit from a forest animal to a human by disrupting livelihoods and living arrangements.

Continued violence, a deteriorating economy and climatic shocks are intensifying impacts of the crisis, hindering agricultural production and disrupting livelihoods.

They number in the tens of thousands annually, driven toward the United States by drug gang violence and disrupted livelihoods.

Violent conflicts claim lives, disrupt livelihoods, and halt delivery of essential services, such as health care and education.

The disrupted livelihoods — and resulting poverty — are partly an outcome of free trade pacts, which have stricken Mexican and Central American agrarian workers hardest.

It spoke of the "risk of death, injury, ill health or disrupted livelihoods" in low-lying coastal zones and on small islands — and that is just the start.

Some tribal Shiites, who back Hezbollah politically but resent the way it has supplanted their traditional power, voice discomfort with the fighting that has disrupted livelihoods and community ties and want it to end as soon as possible.

See if the UN or its many apologists take into account the science and evidence NIPCC summarizes, and then decide whether its predictions of "of death, injury, and disrupted livelihoods" is science or fiction.

This significantly disrupted livelihoods as people were displaced from their land and other places of work.