Sentence examples for guinea for example from inspiring English sources

In Guinea, for example, the Ebola response involved more than 30 local and international agencies active in over half of the country's 33 districts.

In Guinea, for example, all 773 children who lost both parents have been placed with their extended families.

In Guinea, for example, younger generations are almost three times more likely to be cut by a trained health agent than women from the older generations.

In Dabola, eastern Guinea, for example, community radio airs a health programme every day calling on families to stay home and wait for the health agents to vaccinate their children.

Cottage industries of this sort also exist for ducks, geese, guinea fowl and guinea pigs, for example.

High-end tourists may want to taste guinea pig, for example, but a roasted guinea pig served whole on a plate, with eyes, teeth, nails and even charred hair is unappealing to Europeans and North Americans.

Natives of the New Guinea Highlands, for example, painted the curved surfaces of their oblong shields in bright colors and bold, geometric designs and used them to strike fear into the hearts of their enemies.

Guinea worm, for example, remains a residual health threat in many parts of Africa.

One effect may be to reduce the fear of being a guinea pig, for example: "[a] whole day on clinical research [was set up] last year.

While disease in guinea pigs is similar to humans, some differences exist, in particular disease is much more aggressive in guinea pigs, and, for example, bone marrow necrosis while less common in humans is very common in JUNV infected animals.

The guinea pig has, for example, five lunulae positioned in the cranial aspects of the medial and lateral menisci.