Sentence examples for desperate epidemic from inspiring English sources

"Given these discouraging results and the risks of transmitting infection, whole-blood transfusions, even under desperate epidemic conditions, seem unwarranted," the authors of that paper warned.

While African American politicians facing communities devastated by the results of Reganomics and the crack epidemic were desperate to deal with violent crime leading to their support of many tough-on-crime measures.

The Nauru government is desperate to cover-up the epidemic levels of sexual violence on Nauru and its inability and unwillingness to take measure to provide basic security for the refugees in Nauru".

Loneliness is an epidemic, and people are desperate for any small gesture that alleviates the feeling of isolation that overwhelms everyone from YouTubers to urbanites in their twenties.

Reproductive rights advocates hope the desperate situation caused by the ZIka epidemic gives El Salvador and other heavily Catholic Latin American countries the impetus to reevaluate their family planning and abortion policies. .

The enormity of the tuberculosis epidemic has created a desperate need to develop methods to monitor the dynamics of the disease.

Nothing could be further from the horrors that Mr. Mugabe has wreaked on his suffering country: political chaos, economic collapse, desperate food shortages, violence, a fierce cholera epidemic that has killed nearly 3,500 people.

It's a true epidemic in our society - the desperate drive to get an A+ in everything we do, no matter how important it is in our lives.

The epidemic has B.C. health officials desperate for new ideas to bring the numbers back under control.

The global metal-theft epidemic conjures a Mad Max world of desperate people mining civilization's infrastructure — a postcard from a future era of commodity scarcity.

The WHO said there was a desperate shortage of health workers and supplies in an epidemic likely to last many more months.