Sentence examples for increased malnutrition from inspiring English sources

The fourth consecutive year of drought has led to massive loss of livestock, the destruction of crops and increased malnutrition.

Poor sanitation, lack of food, water-borne diseases and loss of family income all contribute to increased malnutrition among children during floods.

Contrary to findings in previous literature, this study does not find droughts to be associated with increased malnutrition, diarrhea, or formal child labor supply.

"We are carefully monitoring how displaced children are faring, as we know, after one month in crowded camps, disease outbreaks and increased malnutrition can occur," he said.

Last winter, as the full scope of the global food crisis became clear, commodity prices doubled or tripled, provoking grumbling in America, riots in two dozen countries and the specter of greatly increased malnutrition.

And on Friday the New York Times reported on an ongoing study by the United States Agency for International Development that has found dramatically increased malnutrition and anemia among Palestinian children.

Lesotho officials say a recent downpour greened Lesotho's valleys, camouflaging a crisis that's increasing malnutrition and disease.

Such a policy can only lead to a barren harvest that will increase malnutrition and starvation in Zimbabwe.

Elevated carbon dioxide levels may lead to reductions in the nutrients in common crops such as barley, wheat and rice, increasing malnutrition.

"While each project proposed in Cambodia comes with a different set of impacts, large dams are likely to widen the gap between the rich and the poor, increase malnutrition levels and lead to an environmentally unsustainable future," she said.

OO Climate-Resilient But Less Nutritious Crops To Increase Malnutrition, scientists say.