Sentence examples for silent emergency from inspiring English sources

You were recently part of a conference called "Resist the Silent Emergency" in Delhi; what is the "silent emergency" in India?

But there's the silent emergency which is there all the time, which doesn't get any space.

The silent emergency refers to the suppression of fundamental rights to freedom of thought and expression, without the declaration of an actual internal emergency as in 1975.

Mr. Brown told the BBC Asian Network in an audio interview last week that not having an education was a "silent emergency" because the damage it did to children was not immediately visible.

Late last month, the UN's first cholera envoy, Pedro Medrano, said that falling mortality rates do not signify the end of the "silent emergency" because a cholera epidemic can ebb and wane and come back stronger as the bacterium mutates.

Malnutrition is a silent emergency and it is one of the most common causes of morbidity and mortality among children and adolescent throughout the world.

Violence against women is a silent emergency in all Myanmar.

It's a "silent emergency" that desperately needs our attention.

Even as security is improving in Iraq these days, there is an ongoing and silent emergency that is devastating some of the most at risk people in the country: women.

Malnutrition is a silent emergency.

This has happened in Niger, where there had been an ongoing 'silent emergency'.