Sentence examples for more easily spread from inspiring English sources
As species populations dwindle, their genetic diversity decreases and disease is more easily spread.
Such infections appear to be more virulent and more easily spread between people than earlier strains.
But at the same time, a large and ever more mobile population mean that illnesses are more easily spread.
PHE said tests had ruled out the possibility of a newly emerging strain that was more easily spread between people.
In parts of southern and northern California, where some communities have high rates of people who have not been immunized, the disease is more easily spread.
Ironically, this makes it safer – a disease that killed a smaller percentage of those who contract it but was more easily spread could reach and ultimately kill many more people.
And, crucially, more than 70percentt of infections have been pneumonic, meaning they are airborne and spread person to person via saliva droplets when an infected person coughs, making them far more infectious and easily spread than the more typical bubonic cases, which are spread by fleas on rats.
If you had a pandemic situation, whether it be biological - or in this case a zombie outbreak pandemic - affecting maybe 30percentt of the population or more, this would easily spread and reach an overwhelming level.
The Spanish flu "claimed at least 20 million people," Issa said, noting that more recent outbreaks of easily spread flu in the 1950s and '60s killed tens of thousands of people.
Earlier this week Prof John Oxford, a virology expert at Queen Mary, University of London, said: "In a family things can spread far more easily than they would spread outside, people share towels and toothbrushes etc. "If it was somebody who was not related or a nurse or a doctor - that would be a lot more serious".
"In a family things can spread far more easily than they would spread outside, people share towels and toothbrushes etc. "If it was somebody who was not related or a nurse or a doctor - that would be a lot more serious".
