death from starvation

Over the following days, the men approach death from starvation and thirst.

Tells about Linda's weeks living in the farmhouse and her death from starvation.

Human metabolism evolved to store energy within the body to prevent death from starvation.

Feeding them with unsuitable plants will lead to death from starvation.

What's the point of marching a hundred thousand men to their death from starvation?"

Indeed, famine and death from starvation on a huge scale are being used as weapons of war in Sudan.

This results in a slow, painful death from starvation.

Thus, vast numbers of Japanese faced death from starvation within the not-too-distant future.

Distribution problems have probably caused more deaths from starvation in recent years than an actual shortage of food.

Then followed at once scarcity, high prices, and if the stoppage continued, death from starvation.

A forced landing often meant death from starvation, thirst, or wild animal attack.

Many of these people already risk death from starvation, dehydration and disease, but for their pursuers, that is not enough.

Crops planted near the ocean failed, resulting in many deaths from starvation.

The statement was also seen as part of the Government's effort to counter reports of deaths from starvation.

"We don't have reports of death from starvation."

The number of deaths from starvation and malaria continued to grow day by day.

The deaths from starvation or disease directly caused by collectivization have been estimated as between 4 and 10 million.

You came very close to death from starvation, Lieu-Jonah.

Aside from death from starvation and famine diseases, suffering came in other forms.

This policy resulted in at least 50,000 executions (some estimates go much higher) and caused many deaths from starvation.

Deaths from starvation were reduced by improvements to famine relief mechanisms after the British left.

Dried grass can be fed to animals to prevent death from starvation when zud occurs.

Three years of drought in India resulted in an estimated 1.5 million deaths from starvation and disease.

To avoid death from starvation, Stepanov's men had to plough and scatter the fields with seeds themselves.

The state admits to a quarter of a million deaths from starvation between 1995 and 1998; some groups estimate the actual figure was ten times larger.