Sentence examples for broad epidemic from inspiring English sources

Ethiopia began distributing antimalaria drugs to three regions threatened by a broad epidemic.

As Ontario health officials braced for a wider outbreak of the mysterious respiratory illness around Toronto in the coming days, criticism is beginning to mount that political and health care officials have made some critical miscalculations in their attempts to avert a broader epidemic.

And that's why last month I asked Joe to lead an effort, along with members of my Cabinet, to come up with some concrete steps we can take right now to keep our children safe, to help prevent mass shootings, to reduce the broader epidemic of gun violence in this country.

Hunger engulfs almost a billion of the globe's citizens but inadequate nutrition is an even broader epidemic that consumes millions of healthy lives, from the richest nations to the poorest subsistence farmers.

Sure, only 46 senators ultimately voted against extending background checks, but the fact that this relatively innocuous measure was the only gun control amendment that had a chance of passing indicates a broader epidemic of subservience to the gun lobby.

Sitting in the comfort of our homes we can easily see these horrible killings as ridiculous, obviously counterproductive to the killers, and dangerous to people globally with an increased risk of a broader epidemic.

According to our models none of the TSEs is considered to cause a broader epidemic in Switzerland.

Identifying risk factors for infection and disease in children is therefore important in understanding the broader epidemic.

Secondly, it is important to think collaboratively.Snow's work was just one of the things that contributed to the creation of the full closed sewerage system in London (and in fact he suffered more setbacks and scepticism once the Broad Street epidemic subsided).

But it doesn't appear to be readily transmissible between humans, so the chance of a broad community epidemic seems low.

We think this may be a broader international epidemic that is just now coming to light.