Sentence examples for last cases of a from inspiring English sources

Ridding the world of its last cases of a disease is one of the most formidable challenges in public health.

The index and the last cases of a Neisseria meningitidis outbreak, named K1207 and S0108 respectively, were sequenced in a 454 FLX platform.

We investigated the occurrence and genetic diversity of Trichoderma in the river Danube national park, a primeval, riparian forest area located south-east of Vienna Austriaa) which represents one of the last cases of an original European river-floodplain landscape.

I write early in the book about the fact that Babe Ruth went to Columbia in 1921 for a series of psychological experiments, which is probably the last case of a world-class, name-brand athlete going to a laboratory to be a guinea pig in anything related to the mental side of athletics.

And wasn't the last case of a modern government taking over a major bank that of the loony left-wing Trotskyist Ronald Reagan who nationalised Continental Illinois before it was privatised by the Clinton administration at a large profit for the US taxpayer?

It has been more than 60 years since the last case of a corporal punishment sentence in the United States, a public whipping of a convicted criminal in Delaware in 1952.

If those things are true, then it will be neither the first nor the last case of an institution cracking down unfairly on fraternities for views and opinions that they've expressed.

Time points for first and last case of an epidemic was predicted with the intersections of the temperature profile and the empirically determined temperatures critical for start and end of a human tularaemia epidemic.

The exhibition features a carved wooden statue that represents the world's last case of smallpox, a man looking up at the heavens for a WHO helicopter that is coming in to land.

And he told the Deptford schoolchildren how his foundation was methodically working to get rid of every last case of polio, a scourge which had paralysed hundreds and thousands of people each year.

The last case of the recall of a governor-general by the company was that of Lord Ellenborough in 1844; this was the real swan song of the company, because it was recognized that such a thing could never happen again.