Sentence examples for chasing outbreaks from inspiring English sources
In the 1960s and '70s, D. A. Henderson led the World Health Organization's program to eradicate smallpox in nature, chasing outbreaks through villages in Brazil, the mountains of Yugoslavia and the jungles of India before finally containing the last known cases in the Horn of Africa in 1977.
He also said it was important to get ahead of the outbreak instead of chasing it, explaining that the international community needs to add more staff, facilities, and supplies, and improve logistics.
If leukoencephalopathy was that big of a risk from smoking, Ciccarone insists we would likely see outbreaks in Europe, where chasing the dragon has been popular for years.
But there is no hard data to suggest that chasing the dragon is actually on the rise in the US, or causing an outbreak of neurological damage.
Instead of tracking hares, rabbits and other small game, Cliff puts his nostrils to work on the wards chasing down patients suffering from Clostridium Difficile, the hospital infection that can spread rapidly among the elderly causing lethal outbreaks.
His troops recently declared success in chasing jihadists from the southern town of Zinjibar, which they had occupied since June (see map).Well before the outbreak of protests eight months ago, Yemen was spiralling into chaos.
I was out chasing this weekend in the Plains with my graduate students and the interesting thing was the lack of a widespread outbreak in favor of a few mighty ones.
