Sentence examples for epidemic touch from inspiring English sources

Did the H.I.V. epidemic touch your lives?

The fact of the matter is that the diabetes epidemic touches nearly every sector of economy and has broad implications for companies in retailing, disease management, insurance and media.

I am so sorry this epidemic touched your town - Parkland will stand with you now and forever.

Tests have failed to support a theory that the worldwide AIDS epidemic was touched off because an experimental oral polio vaccine used in Africa more than 40 years ago was made from chimpanzee tissue, scientists reported yesterday in London.

It's a national threat, an epidemic that touches Americans of every age, race, and socio-economic background.

A global epidemic, suicide touches many people's lives with almost one million people succumbing every year, or one person every 40 seconds.

Since the epidemic has touched everyone, no one can sit back and pretend it is someone else's problem, or that addiction only happens because a person is corrupt or weak.

The epidemic has touched many families in Mr. Modise's home region – including his own.

He holds up to six roundtables a week on opioids in his home district and has yet to meet a family that the epidemic hasn't touched.

Deaths from pneumonia and the flu, a wavy curve that is low in summer and high in winter, typically touch the epidemic level for one or two weeks every flu season.

By the mid-1980s, the AIDS epidemic was starting to touch some of his closest friends.