Sentence examples for suffering famine from inspiring English sources

Both North Korea and the Sudan are suffering famine because devastating policies compounded natural disaster.

With NIH research spending at a near-historic high, exceeding $28 billion, but success rates near historic lows, scientists are suffering "famine amidst plenty," he said at the AHCJ panel discussion.

There are usually problems of distribution of seed, chemicals, and fertilizer, and these have recently been thrown into prominence by the inability to distribute food provided by aid agencies in countries suffering famine.

The U.N. last month declared that two regions of Somalia were suffering from famine, and it said Wednesday that the famine was likely to spread across most of Somalia in coming months, as well as parts of Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia.

With the country suffering from famine, a survey by the United Nations two years ago indicated that two-thirds of the population suffered from chronic malnutrition and were stunted in their growth.

China actually was suffering from famine.

By 1965 Indonesia was $2,400,000,000 in debt and suffering widespread famine.

Many parts of the area are at risk of, or already suffering from, famine.

When the men started work in the early 1960s, China was suffering the famine of the Great Leap Forward.

A French product called Plumpy'Nut, based on peanut butter, provides emergency nutrition for children suffering a famine for less than $10 a week.

Yet the WFP has enough GM grain stocks to feed for two months the 2½m Zambians who are suffering from famine.