Sentence examples for massive prevalence from inspiring English sources

The White Ribbon campaign was set up 10 years ago "because of the huge problem of the massive prevalence of violence by men towards women, and what was so striking was the silence of men in relation to that," says David Bartlett, the campaign's director.

I have been in many conversations that flow seamlessly from describing the massive prevalence of hunger, the lack of access to water, the horrifying rates of malnutrition, the relentless bombing and shelling and the frustratingly uncertain prospects for an end to the war to describing the endless warmth of Yemen's people, its enrapturing architecture and landscape and its rich and diverse culture.

The massive rise in the prevalence of Cannabis Use Disorder no doubt has many causes, but price is surely one of them.

In Kenya, the relationship between massive Porites growth anomaly prevalence and 16 environmental parameters including water quality, temperature, intensity of bleaching, and benthic composition were modeled to reveal bleaching intensity as the most important factor in explaining spatial distribution of the disease [40].

Changes in lifestyle have resulted in a massive increase in the prevalence of obesity in Western countries.

The program offers a birth dose of HBV vaccine plus a three-dose regimen of HBV-DPT vandine, and has resulted in a massive decrease in the prevalence of chronic HBV infection between those born in the early 1980s and those born in the present century.

Get over the EGO and NGO politics A huge drag on movement building is the prevalence of some massive egos and the persistence of NGO in-fighting over brand recognition and funding, as well as the NGO-ization of struggle more broadly.

In a letter published Monday in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, the NIOSH scientists wrote that the prevalence of progressive massive fibrosis, or PMF, a particularly lethal form of black lung, had reached its highest rate since the 1970s in Kentucky, Virginia and West Virginia.

We provided evidence that a significant fraction of the tree and liana community in a forest of French Guiana shows masting patterns, and suggest that the prevalence of such massive events in tropical communities could have been overlooked.

Given its global prevalence, devastating morbidity, and massive mortality, tuberculosis (TB) has been among the most important of human infections for many centuries.

After the initial success of the massive decline in the early 1990s to 2000s, HIV prevalence rates now seem to have risen again in Uganda.