Sentence examples for an epidemic of attacks from inspiring English sources

"We are facing an epidemic of attacks on health facilities, impeding our ability to do our core work," she said.

The UN security council has unanimously adopted a resolution intended to protect hospitals, medical professionals and patients from "an epidemic of attacks" on health facilities in war zones.

Earlier this week, the UN security council unanimously adopted a resolution intended to protect hospitals, medical professionals and patients from what MSF had termed "an epidemic of attacks" on health facilities in conflict areas.

Defenders of the Snopesian New South, fearing Northern capitalists would pull out investments, claimed that lynching was a necessary response to an epidemic of attacks on white women by ravening black men.

Politicians continued their efforts Sunday to form a national unity government that they hope can help heal the rifts and end an epidemic of attacks that has left more than 1,000 dead since the bombing of a revered Shiite mosque in Samarra, north of Baghdad, on Feb. 22.

Mandiant Corp., a U.S. computer security firm based in Alexandria, Va., said in a report last month that it had traced an epidemic of attacks on dozens of U.S. and Canadian companies to an office building in Shanghai occupied by an espionage unit of the People's Liberation Army.

In the last year, a virtual epidemic of attacks has exploited their flaws; almost half of all attacks now come hidden in PDF files, Mr. Weafer said.

Instead, as Jon Snow's compelling TV documentary Hidden Iraq underlined this week, they have seen the physical and social destruction of their country, mass killing, tens of thousands thrown into jail without trial, rampant torture, an epidemic of sectarian terror attacks, pauperisation, and the complete breakdown of basic services and supplies.

"Secret" is full of retro visuals and wonderful jokes: a riff on the Trojan Horse, an epidemic of people being attacked by their bad toupees.

***** In the mid-90s, the city of Baltimore was attacked by an epidemic of syphilis.

"Indigenous women are fighting for the right to be safe and in control of our own bodies, and instead of launching an inquiry to uncover the systemic racism that caused an epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women, Harper attacks our Muslim sisters for what they choose to wear," reads the #DoIMatterNow manifesto.