Sentence examples for epidemic safety from inspiring English sources

The US comes ninth, held back by poor scores on health (the uninsured, the obesity epidemic), safety (the high murder rate) and governance (many Americans express distrust of government, which counts as a negative).

"During an ongoing crisis, like war or epidemic, Safety Check in its current form is not that useful for people: because there isn't a clear start or end point and, unfortunately, it's impossible to know when someone is truly 'safe'," said vice-president of growth Alex Schultz in a post at the time.

"During an ongoing crisis, like war or epidemic, Safety Check in its current form is not that useful for people: because there isn't a clear start or end point and, unfortunately, it's impossible to know when someone is truly 'safe.'".

From the day he stepped into the job a turbulent two and a half years ago, he had faced an extraordinary series of crises, from steep budget cuts, layoffs and an epidemic of safety problems to plummeting morale because of accusations that China had stolen weapons secrets from the laboratory.

Among the controversies that emerged from this year's epidemic are the safety and effectiveness of ribavirin, an antiviral drug, and steroids.

The second was Mad cow disease in the United Kingdom then in France, followed by new variant of Creutzfeldt-Jakob human epidemics, paradigmatic food safety crisis bringing together the poles of production (beef and meat-and-bone meal) and consumption, and leading to an unexpected social bang.

Residents in non-devastated areas (Fujian and Hunan Provinces, and Beijing) and devastated areas (Sichuan and Gansu Provinces) responded to a questionnaire of 5 questions regarding safety measures, epidemic disease, medical workers, psychological workers, and medication.

Measures introduced to control this epidemic included legislation, food safety advice, and an industry-led vaccination program in broiler-breeder and laying poultry flocks.

So we can now have a discussion about the latest public safety menace, the epidemic of gun violence.

We ought to know that we have the capability to hold two concerns simultaneously that we can both respond to events like Brussels and our own mass shooting epidemic, which constantly compromises the safety and security of every American citizen.

The respondents were asked to indicate the number of relief workers (medical and psychological) needed, the probability of an outbreak of an epidemic, and the number of safety measures needed.