Sentence examples similar to more unclean from inspiring English sources

The reason is murky for why black plague seems to be less deadly today than in the Medieval times, Weinberg said, but it probably has to do with more rats and unclean living conditions back then, as well as a lack of appropriate medicines.

Maternal tetanus (MT) has a similar nature and affects women during pregnancy and, more often, following unclean deliveries and abortions.

No more was heard about "unclean hands".

Blagojevich told me privately that his opponent viewed him as "nothing more than one of the unclean, unwashed masses of the city".

In neighboring Libya for example, with an HCV RNA prevalence of less than 1% [ 134, 137], a reuse of an unclean needle is more than ten-fold less likely to lead to an HCV transmission than in Egypt where HCV RNA prevalence is 9.8% [ 1].

We highlight how trying to comply with a positively-anticipated role transition can help avoid unclean work yet generate more polluted work.

The very thing we love, adore, Instagram and celebrate – food – is disabling and killing more people than infections, disasters and unclean water.

Children are more likely than adults to touch unclean surfaces and are therefore particularly vulnerable to unhealthy environments.

The day-trading industry hasn't entirely shed its unclean reputation nor abandoned its more shameless tactics.

In this study, we found that children with unclean faces were 7 times more likely to have active trachoma.

The contamination will be even more serious if residual material stays in unclean machines overnight or even during the weekend.