Sentence examples for insecure water from inspiring English sources

The WHO estimates that about 1100 million people globally drink unsafe water, and the greater part of diarrheal disease in the globe (88%) is attributable to insecure water, sanitation, and hygiene [ 2].

"We live in an increasingly water insecure world where demand often outstrips supply and where water quality often fails to meet minimum standards.

By the middle of the century as much as half the planet could be "water insecure"; letting cows and sheep drink what's left will seem obscene.

The global poor, already food and water insecure, feel the impacts more deeply that I ever will.

Mosul is still insecure and electricity and water are still off, six days after troops arrived.

It was the cheapest of cheap gibes and I have resolved not to dignify it by raising it with her, but it is interesting, nevertheless, to hear her admit to feeling insecure out of the water.

As we face regularly in rural Nepal, endemic malnutrition, lack of access to clean water, and insecure housing all are large-scale crises that diagnostic radiology has no impact upon.

Some toddlers feel insecure or frightened if the water feels too deep, or if water gets in their eyes, ears, or noses.

"But there's nothing simple about the introduction of a new pathogen or stopping its spread in a water-insecure place.

To prepare for an increasingly water-insecure future, we urgently need to bridge this data gap.

In developing countries subjected to the global land rush, one factor behind exhausted soil and depleted water tables is insecure farmers' land rights.