Значения термина mass starvation на английском

The scale of the damage to Irish food production led to mass starvation and emigration.

Any one of the issues I am about to list could help precipitate mass starvation.

There is a real danger of mass starvation.

The United Nations said that blockade raised the danger of mass starvation, and it was partially lifted.

The United Nations said that blockade raised the prospect of mass starvation before it was partially lifted.

Experts predict that by 2050, if things don't change, we will see mass starvation across the world.

The New York Times is calling the mass starvation the "world's worst man-made humanitarian disaster".

In the modern world, mass killing, mass starvation, mass environmental catastrophe can no longer be publicly legitimated.

During the Great Leap Forward, Mao and his leadership colleagues took specific decisions that led to mass starvation.

It is only when the situation in Madaya reached the level of mass starvation that the international media have paid attention.

An industrial revolution on the planet put the lowest caste Phools, or drudgelings, out of work, and there was mass starvation.

China and India, the world's biggest wheat consumers, will once again face the threat of mass starvation, especially among their rural poor.

But they failed in two attempts to capture the port, holding off from a full-blown assault that could have caused mass starvation.

The UN estimates the North needs 800,000 tons of food to avoid mass starvation before the autumn harvest.

NAIROBI - Thousands of people in the southern Sudan town of Rumbek face mass starvation unless humanitarian help reaches them quickly, missionaries said yesterday.

The United Nations fears a full-on offensive may disrupt operations at the port, which handles the bulk of Yemen's imports, and trigger mass starvation.