Sentence examples similar to finger epidemic from inspiring English sources

"A jammed-finger epidemic is going around," Bay said, jokingly.

This successfully-funded Kickstarter project has finally hit the market and should help curb America's sticky-finger epidemic.

Although antivirals, vaccines, and monoclonal antibodies are under early development, Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, wrote that "in the meantime, we can only keep our fingers crossed" (5) that the epidemic in the Americas will decline on its own before becoming more widespread.

Some argue that time is better spent on halting the epidemic and not trying to point fingers at who started it.

It never fingers the larger culprit: the institutionalized poverty/drug use epidemic in America that has destroyed all the lives it explores.

And yet, instead of launching a national inquiry, the Canadian government is biting the head off of anyone who suggests they should lift a finger and figure out how to fix this grave epidemic.

But he pointed the finger again at the RMT for "an unprecedented and bizarre epidemic of staff sickness [that] has left us unable to run the service people expect".

IN THEIR attempts to explain the global epidemic of obesity, researchers have often taken to fingering culprits beyond people's direct control.

Replacing palpating fingers with an ultrasound (US) probe has resulted in an epidemic of thyroid nodules.

Over the last 2 decades, replacing the palpating fingers with an ultrasound (US) probe has resulted in an epidemic of thyroid nodules.

Bassam Wahbh holds up his hand to show where his finger was severed with an axe - another victim of Syria's growing epidemic of kidnapping.