Any upsurge in reticence presents a constant risk of resurgence in controllable infectious diseases.
Not like his work hasn't always been in a near-constant state of resurgence and fascination among scholars and garden-variety film nerds alike.
Somehow, the metaphors proliferated behind her back so that, when she went back to them, they suggested a novel to her; of three generations of women in a town called Fingerbone, grief-stricken, at constant risk of flooding and the resurgence of things long forgotten.
"Over the last few years there has been a resurgence of people looking to reconnect with nature and detach from the constant connectedness of everyday life," said Jen Young, the third Outdoorsy co-founder.
There was no constant pressure, no usual feast of turnovers, no continuation of the defense's remarkable postseason resurgence.
The constant importation of dengue virus by travelers to Singapore may contribute to the observed dengue resurgence (39, 40 ).
The resurgence of hate crimes and emergence of mass incarceration of males of color remind us that freedom requires constant vigilance and justice needs a fire that burns in all of us.
Egypt's Islamic resurgence.
Perhaps this signals a resurgence.
