Sentence examples for famine problem from inspiring English sources
He fooled and outraged an entire nation with his essay, A Modest Proposal on remedying the Irish famine problem with cannibalism (did they not realise he was a cleric from Dublin?) but Gulliver's Travels remains his masterpiece.
Globally, we don't have a famine problem; we have a livestock problem.
But 40 years later, I now have a deep understanding of much bigger, more complex things: worldly things like climate change, clean water, food and famine problems and the strains on our natural resources.
In recent years, the summertime introduction of new reality shows has helped with the feast-or-famine problem, but only slightly.
The North was in the throes of a full-blown famine — "the eating problem" — and Ms. Lee was about to become one of its victims.
The current indie famine exacerbates a problem festival-land has encountered again and again in the last few years: too many events, too few decent acts.
Even today, whenever famines occur, the problem is rarely an absolute shortage of food but an inability to buy it.
The massive wave of impoverished immigrants who arrived as a result of the Irish famine (1846-55) generated problems of urban poverty and social dislocation on an enormous scale.
The total impact of these events (ENSO) on societies is estimated in billions of dollars and consequences include famine, human health problems, loss of life, property damage, and destruction of the environment.
The logic our body follows is that we are eating less probably because of famine or some other problem so the body conserves energy (you feel lethargic and dull), and converts whatever food it receives into fat.
