Sentence examples for incidence of explosions from inspiring English sources

But the day's toll, with a rising incidence of explosions, bombings and other attacks in recent weeks, and reports that one troublesome warlord may be reassembling his troops, heightened apprehensions that Afghanistan may be entering a new phase of conflict.

The study showing a high incidence of a cardiovascular ailment in Vieques and a possible link to the noise of explosions fortified her decision to disregard Mr. Rosselló's deal with the United States.

The epidemic explosion in the incidence of chronic heart failure (CHF) in Western society resulted in great human suffering and has produced tremendous burden on health care and social services.

Parts of Africa with a high prevalence of HIV and where Kaposi's sarcoma was relatively common even in the years before acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) have seen an explosion in the incidence of the tumour.

Lots of explosions and a little smoking.

b Monthly number of explosions from January 2006 to December 2015.

Federal regulators also failed to strengthen consumer protection regulations in the lead-up to the crisis, despite the explosion of the subprime market and warnings from many quarters on the frequent incidence of predatory lending practices.

The unscavenged carcases provoked an explosion in dog numbers, which led in turn to a big rise in the incidence of rabies.

CL in Sri Lanka can no longer be regarded as a minor problem; an explosion of cases in the past 5 years, undoubtedly an underrepresentation of the true incidence of disease, has not included a single case of VL.

Fiber reduces the incidence of colon cancer.

Almost immediately, the incidence of typhoid decreased.