Sentence examples for all epidemics from inspiring English sources

ALL epidemics run their course.

ALL epidemics are different in their own way, and the current swine flu outbreak — which by Friday had sickened 141 people in 19 states, and caused deaths and illness in Mexico and 13 other countries — is no exception.

To a doctor, all epidemics are objectively different.

But, like all epidemics, we don't know if the situation would be worse without the treatment".

"This is the first time that we've really gone hell for leather to try to set a trial up during an acute epidemic and it's been the mother of all epidemics really," he told me.

Between 1998 and 2000, this enabled the governments of Botswana, Swaziland and South Africa to detect all epidemics within two weeks, and to respond within two weeks of detection.

Despite the relatively narrow focus of these experiments, they illustrate well the unpredictable nature of take-all epidemics.

All the epidemics occurred in late spring or summer, so it may very well have been spread by insects.

Not just all these epidemics of chronic disease, but climate change, overpopulation, desertification, and the wholesale death of bats and bees if not yet birds.

All these epidemics spread to their religious counterparts in Canada [ 6- 9].

As pilgrims performed the final rituals of the hajj and began returning home, Adel Fakieh said: "I am pleased to announce the hajj was free of all epidemic diseases".