undermined health造句

• _Glitches in the body clock itself may undermine health.
• A large and growing body of research has shown how gender inequality undermines health and development.
• In the 1990s, IPPNW expanded its scope to address the continuum of armed violence that undermines health and security.
• Many conservatives seem happy to undermine health-care funds if narrow agendas can be pursued on hot-button social concerns.
• Crosby said, " since a company that purports to be involved in health care should not be involved in tobacco, which so undermines health ."
• They charged the college to " boldly lead in teaching, researching, and providing services to those most affected by the complex factors that undermine health and welfare ."
• Government corruption is undermining health services in many countries, depriving the poor of treatment for epidemic diseases like AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, an independent organization that monitors bribery and graft said Friday.
• If worded too rigidly, though, the provision could undermine health insurers'efforts to reduce costs by eliminating expensive emergency room visits for ailments that could have been handled by a family doctor, he said.
• The head of the World Health Organization called on Monday for steps to narrow growing inequality in medical care between rich and poor, saying the gap is undermining health security for all, especially in efforts to combat AIDS.
• But the protesters have descended on Seattle with an eclectic array of grievances, most centered around the sentiment that the trade organization is a handmaiden of corporate interests whose rulings undermine health, labor and environmental protections around the world.
• They carried banners and chanted slogans that spoke to an eclectic array of grievances, most of them centered around the belief that the trade organization is a handmaiden of corporate interests whose rulings undermine health, labor and environmental protections around the world.
• All told, there were about 600 arrests during the protests, which began on Nov . 30 and continued for much of the week, attracting an estimated 35, 000 demonstrators who believe the global trade organization undermines health, labor and environmental standards.
• This pain means that shingles can undermine health as profoundly as any life-threatening illness, said Richard T . Perkin, president of the V . Z . V . Research Foundation, a nonprofit advocacy group for patients with chickenpox and shingles in New York City.
• In the main, though, the protests against the meeting of the World Trade Organization were peaceful, with 2, 000 demonstrators marching through downtown to proclaim their view that the trade group, in the name of lowering trade barriers, actually undermines health, safety and environmental protections.