Sentence examples for exposed to illness from inspiring English sources

So when water supplies are contaminated (with sewage, E. coli, salmonella, cholera, yellow fever, and hepatitis A, among others), women are disproportionately exposed to illness.

Communities were exposed to illness.

We speculate that females may be more likely to take care of symptomatic individuals, and therefore be exposed to illness or that the different influenza rates in females may be due to physiological differences [ 17].

There is also evidence that NCDs take a heavier toll on women than on men, and that in this area as in others, women are considerably more exposed to illness and have worse prognoses [ 28].

If your daycare does not have a sick child policy, or doesn't enforce it, your toddler may be unnecessarily exposed to illness.

Consequently, they are more exposed to illness-related situations than fathers and may therefore experience more psychological stress than fathers.

Many international airports are monitoring visitors, so you may be quarantined if they suspect that you have H1N1 or have been exposed to the illness.

Professor Jones and Dr. Dyson, how can we raise any healthy child irrespective of race when their little psyches are exposed to the illness of inequity?

Pig farmers and workers exposed to respiratory illness and encephalitis in pigs were the first group of humans infected with the virus [ 13].

It is also supposed to ensure that no one is exposed to the illnesses that inadequate heating can bring, and that no one is tempted to use dangerous heat sources like kerosene lamps, which pose fire hazards.

It not only takes hours out of their days (oftentimes they make two trips each day), but more importantly, the children are exposed to dangerous illnesses from the journey and the contaminated water which compromises their fragile immune systems and many die.