Sentence examples for endemic divisions from inspiring English sources

"How long can that go on?" What may save King Abdullah for a while are the almost endemic divisions among his critics and the lack, so far, of any visible alternative.

But just because dogmatism and division are endemic to many religious zealots does not make them any more conscionable.

A participatory research approach was used to develop, design and assess the impact of animal health messages on the control of bovine trypanosomiasis for smallholder farmers in tsetse and trypanosomiasis endemic areas in Busia (two administrative divisions) and Kwale Districts (two administrative divisions) of Kenya.

Afghanistan itself is still riddled with corruption, inefficiency and divisions, while poverty is endemic and the drug dependent economy - or narco-economy - is now stronger than it was in 2001.

JEV is endemic in the Gorakhpur and Basti divisions of eastern Uttar Pradesh.

Mr. Watson asked Mr. Murdoch "at what point did you discover that criminality was endemic" at News International, the British newspaper division of News Corporation.

When one considers Guatemala's long history of violent repression, internal division, censorship, extreme social injustice, endemic corruption protected by a nearly impenetrable system of impunity, what has happened seems almost miraculous.

Only 21 of the subkingdom's endemic genera occur in more than one of the four divisions.

Six divisional secretariat areas (administrative divisions) were selected randomly from three districts in the endemic area.

"Nobody knows where it comes from, it's endemic, it's ubiquitous," said Dr. Jerome Levine, chief of the infectious disease division at Hackensack University Medical Center.

The surveys were carried out in the 12 primary schools of Walukuba division, Jinja district of south-eastern Uganda, where schistosomiasis is highly endemic.