Sentence examples for risk of killer from inspiring English sources

The scientists also analysed south Asia in 2017 and found it too is at risk of killer 35C WBT heatwaves in places.

Katrina was still spinning northward through the United States when Germany's environment minister, Juergen Trittin, wrote a column for the Frankfurter Rundschau newspaper blaming President Bush's environmental policies for increasing the risk of killer storms and floods around the world.

The large influx of refugees from Somalia, where immunization coverage is also low, means that local children are at risk of killer diseases – particularly measles.

The consequences could ripple through generations unless affected communities receive support amid crop failures and lack of access to drinking water that are leaving children malnourished and at risk of killer diseases, UNICEF said in a briefing note.

The consequences could ripple through generations unless affected communities receive support amid crop failures and lack of access to drinking water that are leaving children malnourished and at risk of killer diseases, UNICEF said in report called A Wake Up Call: El Niño's Impact on Children.

In 1981 Stuart Levy, the Tufts professor, along with 200 other scientists and public health officials in numerous countries, issued one of the first dire public warnings about the misuse of antibiotics and the risks of killer bugs resistant to them.

Numerous studies have linked consumption of animal products with elevated risk of chronic killer diseases.

Turkey flesh is laced with cholesterol and saturated fats that elevate the risk of chronic killer diseases.

There are hundreds of millions of Africans at risk of a killer disease, around two hundred million cases of the disease, and around 1 million preventable deaths per year, yet Moyo is opposed to urgent help if nets are not produced in Africa.

Previous studies have found that vitamin C has been linked with a reduced risk of major killers such as heart disease and cancer.

Tough new targets to curb the overuse of antibiotics and cut the risk of the resurgence of killer diseases have been announced by the government, which will require doctors to halve the number of inappropriate prescriptions written for the drugs by 2020.