Sentence examples for epidemic her from inspiring English sources

Before the Ebola epidemic, her department had just one technical expert on Ebola and other hemorrhagic diseases.

Umbrella investigates the lives and inner worlds of a World War I munitions worker who falls victim to the 1918 sleeping sickness epidemic, her two brothers one a soldier, one a war office civil servant and the psychiatrist who briefly restores her to lucidity in 1971 with a dose of L-dopa.

Their grumbling was sotto voce and neither lobbyist wanted to go on the record, but four years after Michelle Obama began her fight against America's obesity epidemic, her increasingly activist campaign is clearly beginning to get under the skin of the US food industry.

Using a computer model that Blower developed a few years ago to trace the path of the epidemic, her group found that the death rate would triple in Africa--from 55 to 170 deaths per 100,000 people a year--if the current laissez-faire approach to drug-resistant TB were to continue.

Donoghue brilliantly conjures the chaos of a boomtown in the grip of both a heat wave and a smallpox epidemic; her cast of colorful lowlifes includes the freeloading Arthur and his sycophantic best friend, Ernest.

Nina's high school teacher does not take the end of their relationship well; her best friend feels abandoned; the AIDS epidemic rages; her fellow actors grow and hone their talents.

Her work had always had an oblique relationship to her personal life — Sedgwick and her husband were happily married for nearly forty years, in a relationship she described as "vanilla" — but it gained psychological and autobiographical depth as she turned her critical gaze toward friends' experiences of the AIDS epidemic, and her own struggle with breast cancer.

As Perry points out, her comments don't explain away her previous allusions to dog whistle phrases like "mercury in vaccines" and "autism as epidemic". Even her campaign slogan-- Time to reject the leslogan-- Time the greater good"--recallslogan-- Timeippery of entoies into vaccine "documentarejectlmmaking, the Greater Good.

"Jacqueline's dedication to exploring the social factors behind this epidemic and her strong desire to make a difference in deterring others from taking their lives led her to spend several years and a lot of money to get this film made," said Cory Krupp, associate professor of the practice of public policy, who nominated Monetta for the award.

When she was 4, a smallpox epidemic killed her Algonquin Christian mother and Mohawk-warrior father.

In a foundational 2008 paper, Jean Twenge (coauthor of The Narcissism Epidemic) and her colleagues reviewed 85 studies that surveyed more than 16,000 college students between 1979 and 2006.