Sentence examples for second wave of death from inspiring English sources
Amid concern about a "second wave" of death brought about by hunger and disease, Save the Children warned that thousands of the most vulnerable children under five could starve to death in the coming weeks.
As the waters continue to rise, The United Nations has warned of a "second wave of death" from the devastating monsoon floods in the days to come.
3 United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, Weeklyy Humanitarian Bulletin: 21 27 October 2011', OCHA Sudan, 2011, p. 3. 4 United Nations Children's Fund, 'UNICEF and partners race to prevent a second wave of death in the Horn of Africa', Press release, UNICEF, Nairobi and Geneva, 28 October 2011, www.unicef.org/media/media_60288.html, accessed 5 December 2011.
This is the second wave of deaths for the class of 1965.
If we act now, a second wave of deaths caused by waterborne diseases can still be prevented.
"But if we don't act soon enough, there will be a second wave of deaths," caused by a lack of clean water, food shortages and diseases transmitted by water or animals.
In Sri Lanka, the government is already starting to repair rail tracks washed away by the deluge.In this section Feudal follies The burial of Comrade Ziyang A lunar thaw Metimorphosis Guantánamo comes to Sydney The rebuilding starts ReprintsAll this means that the much-feared "second wave" of deaths from disease and starvation has never materialised.
A second wave of deaths may be the tragic result.
UNICEF and other humanitarian agencies have been warning of a second wave of deaths unless more donor assistance arrives soon.
A second wave of deaths occurred after 8 to 10 days, affecting primarily female rats and mice exposed to 20 to 30 ppm of methyl isocyanate, and male and female rats exposed to 10 ppm.
Providing access to clean water and sanitation is essential in the immediate aftermath of disasters, to avoid a second wave of deaths caused by diarrheal diseases such as cholera and dysentery.
