Sentence examples for problem of malnutrition from inspiring English sources

The problem of malnutrition in India, known for its well-educated, high-tech workers, is striking.

Haiti's endemic problem of malnutrition wasn't something you could solve with peanuts.

"The problem of malnutrition is not visible or in your face," he said.

"The problem of malnutrition is a matter of national shame," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said as the study was released.

There is a problem of malnutrition and we've seen many little graves, so the people are in quite a desperate situation".

This is why groups like La Via Campesina have no truck with answers to the problem of malnutrition that ignore the politics of the poor.

In the developing world, we are dealing with problems of malnutrition, respiratory diseases from cooking fumes, deforestation, and failing farms.

The return on the investment in the rural economy would be self-reliance, the alleviation of dangerous overcrowding in cities and, most important, a path toward ending Haiti's now chronic problems of malnutrition and food insecurity.

To understand how problems of malnutrition play out in emerging markets, it helps to look at the changing fortunes of companies like Nestle, General Mills, Pepsico and fast food purveyors like McDonalds and Yum Brands (the owners of KFC).

The rapid "modernization" of Inuit society has resulted in massive problems of malnutrition, food insecurity, poor access to health care, and mental health and addiction issues, on top of the completely lacklustre housing situation.

Here in the United States, we probably take nutrition for granted -- our at-risk populations can avail themselves of programs like WIC that can help ameliorate the problems of malnutrition.