Sentence examples for epidemic explosion from inspiring English sources
But these advances cannot offset the epidemic explosion of this disease which is essentially due to changes in life style leading to overweight, diabetes and hypertension.
Considering the epidemic explosion of Americans going onto permanent disability in the last few years, OSHA should be disbanded on the grounds of rank incompetence.
The epidemic explosion in the incidence of chronic heart failure (CHF) in Western society resulted in great human suffering and has produced tremendous burden on health care and social services.
The first case was reported in 1987, but infections did not reach epidemic proportions until the mid-1990's, with an explosion of intravenous drug use.
Sabeti stresses that her team only has a "circumstantial" case about the timing of the mutation and the epidemic's explosion, but her group and an independent team that published the second study have amassed what she calls "compelling evidence" that for the first time links a mutation in the virus to a preference for human cells.
Of course, the eighties often weren't much fun, either, with the Cold War, the AIDS epidemic, the Challenger explosion, Chernobyl, and Tiananmen Square.
With untreated sewage washing up on Gaza's shores, international aid workers warning of a humanitarian crisis and Israeli officials worrying aloud about an epidemic or another explosion of violence in the offing, Egypt gathered Hamas leaders, including Mr. Haniyeh, in Cairo once more on Sept. 9.
I thought I would show you a few paintings of the First World War to show you the kinds of conditions that led in Italy that destroyed, almost, the first fifteen, sixteen years of antimalarial efforts, and created this huge explosion of epidemic malaria during the First World War.
Surely any responsible spaceship captain would make it a top priority to safeguard its future existence by avoiding asteroid collisions, on-board explosions, epidemics, overheating, ultraviolet shield destruction, and premature depletion of supplies?
But the sudden global explosion of an epidemic that infects a large number of the population – a pandemic – is harder to predict.
