Sentence examples for prolonged hunger from inspiring English sources

Others have talked of the impact that a prolonged hunger strike has on their health.

Locally, this period of prolonged hunger is known as "Los Meses Flacos," or the thin months.

Many flood victims will accept immediate hardship, but will be less able to withstand prolonged hunger and homelessness, Pakistani officials and aid workers say.

The third example is Isa Saharkhiz who after a prolonged hunger strike is now diagnosed with the cancer of the adrenal glands – a condition that should have been diagnosed and treated much earlier.

Several were beginning to experience a side effect of prolonged hunger that has been noted by people who fast for a week or more: when they slept, their dreams were unusually long and vivid.

Can any of us imagine what that must be like, to have a son who is nearly 14, and be about to meet him for the first time?" Crider said Aamer was very concerned about his own health, had been on a number of prolonged hunger strikes and had family health issues.

Masserman's monkeys often prolonged their hunger rather than administer a painful stimulus.

The size and volume of the ironworkers upsets the man, who has the look of never having suffered prolonged physical discomfort, hunger or cold.

This project, implemented by the Solar Electric Light Fund (SELF), has led to a dramatic improvement in the health and nutrition of some 66,000 people who now have access to highly nutritious produce, including--and especially--during the six-month dry season that had previously condemned the people of Kalalé to prolonged periods of hunger and malnutrition.

They're not growing food inside the greenhouses--although Kenya, like other parts of Africa, is experiencing food shortages, malnutrition, and hunger because of prolonged drought--but flowers.

Occasionally these hunger strikes are prolonged until the individuals die (Leiter and Marliss, 1982; Altun et al., 2004).