Sentence examples for mass epidemics from inspiring English sources

Major disasters like terrorist attacks and mass epidemics raise confounding issues for rescuers, doctors and government officials.

Our diplomatic and economic institutions are ill suited to tackling the diffuse threats posed by climate change, financial contagion, mass epidemics and catastrophic terrorism.

Acute methanol poisonings occur frequently either in clusters or as mass "epidemics," representing a challenge for healthcare providers throughout the world [1 4].

Some of the members of the Alphavirus genus, such as Venezuelan, Eastern, and Western equine encephalitis viruses (VEEV, EEEV, and WEEV, respectively), can cause fever and viral encephalitis in human beings, resulting in mass epidemics or outbreaks exampled by the occurrences in South America and North America [2] [4].

A universal model describing dynamics of mass epidemics (outbreaks) of the socially significant diseases as well as infections caused by special pathogens is being developed at the State Research Center of Virology and Biotechnology Vector.

A universal model intended primarily for predicting dynamics of the mass epidemics (outbreaks) caused by special pathogens is being developed at the State Research Center of Virology and Biotechnology Vector.

As Liverpool was the first UK city to suffer from a mass epidemic, it stands to reason that the burgeoning 'recovery' movement has found a welcoming home here.

"A big budget is not a panacea, but when it's really minimal, and I think he had $220,000 or something, and you're trying to make a movie about the U.S. government controlling a mass epidemic, you want to have some scale".

In the summer of 1849, a mass epidemic of cholera overran the city of London, leaving more than 13,000 dead.

When TB became a mass epidemic in the 1930s and decades following, Canadian Inuit had the highest TB rates in the world.

Us modern folk take an awful lot for granted, and The Last of Us does a cracking job of explaining this by showing us what it would be like if the world suffered a mass epidemic and most of what we knew died out.