Sentence examples for discussed the spread of from inspiring English sources
One of Hans Rosling's recent "Factpods" on YouTube discussed the spread of Ebola in West Africa.
The WHO is to hold an emergency meeting on Tuesday to discuss the spread of Mers.
Mr. Putin sent the chairman of the Russian Security Council, Sergei Ivanov, to Washington today to discuss the spread of nuclear arms and a potential summit meeting with President Clinton.
Media in China are discussing the spread of bird flu, reformist leader Hu Yaobang's death anniversary, labour camps and tourist entry fees.
Based on this new kind of representations, we can discuss the spread of the epidemic and the effectiveness of a control strategy in one region, with the possibility to analyze the SIR dynamics in this region without and with control, and exhibiting the importance of the direct influence between it and its vicinity.
The Syrian refugees with whom VICE News spoke did not care to discuss the spread of the war.
WHO's Director-General Margaret Chan dedicated a portion of her executive board session speech on Monday to discuss the spread of the plague in the country, noting that it was an outbreak "receiving very little attention".
US President Barack Obama met Tuesday with senior health and security advisors to discuss the spread of the virus as well as steps being taken to protect the American public — including the need to develop testing and vaccines.
(I also discuss the spread of Mormonism and the decline of the Episcopalians - remember them? - and I use the word "Eucharist").. Part Two: In which I talk about public policy and suggest that conditions are ripe for religious conflict in Jerusalem, of all places (thus sealing my place in the ranks of Scholars Who Have Said Obvious Things).
We document and discuss the spread of the HPAI H5N1 virus in relation to species-specific flyways of Anatidae species (ducks, geese, and swans) and climate.
Here I discuss the spread of one small subset of words that are meant to convey "comprehensiveness" in some way: the "omes" and other words derived from "genome" or "genomics".
