Sentence examples for live with the effects from inspiring English sources

Four million people now live with the effects of stroke, two-thirds of whom are moderately or severely impaired.

For millions of Delhi residents who live with the effects of air pollution every day, solutions can't come soon enough.

"You're the ones who will have to live with the effects of climate change," we caution our youngest as he consumes yet another burger.

In her victim statement the woman who had been raped, now in her 40s, wrote: "I still live with the effects every day of my life.

The effects of climate change will be felt sooner than scientists realised and the world must learn to live with the effects, experts said today.

According to the World Health Organisation more than 140 million women worldwide live with the effects of FGM, which is most commonly practised in northeast and west Africa, but also in places such as Yemen and Indonesia.

In the United States, there are 4 million people currently living with the effects of stroke, and another 4.3 million living with the effects of traumatic brain injury.

The victims are clearly still living with the effects of the abuse.

Some would argue we are still living with the effects of slave breeding.

Coptis directs the Center for Coalfield Justice, a regional organization that advocates for people living with the effects of resource extraction.

There are an estimated 140 million girls and women worldwide living with the effects of FGM, the World Health Organisation estimates.