Sentence examples for once eradicated from inspiring English sources
In South America, for instance, yellow fever is in the jungles, he said, and the species of mosquito that transmits the virus in cities, once eradicated from South America with DDT after World War II, has returned since widespread spraying stopped.
Measles, once eradicated in the US, is making a comeback.
The recent outbreak of measles -- once eradicated in the United States -- is a cause of deep concern and frustration to anyone who trusts the process by which scientific experts reach a consensus on complicated issues.
Since that study was released it has had a rippling effect throughout Europe and the United States where once eradicated diseases are now back and wreaking havoc on our herd's weakest members -- infants, those in the 2 percent who might not gain immunity from a vaccination, and those with a compromised immune system (who, subsequently, cannot be vaccinated).
Diseases once nearly eradicated are resurgent.
Bedbugs, once nearly eradicated, have spread across New York City, in part because of the decline in the use of DDT.
Bedbugs, which were once nearly eradicated, have spread across the country partly because of the decline in the use of that pesticide.
"We know that the bovine tuberculosis was not found once they eradicated the dairy farms, and now Mexico's status, when it comes to tuberculosis, is improving," Ms. González said.
It was once almost eradicated in Venezuela, but now malaria is back in the country with a vengeance.
She was diagnosed with polio, the highly infectious viral disease that was once thought eradicated in Guinea.
However, this subset of self-renewing cells was still exquisitely sensitive to TRAIL/FLIPi, as combined treatment of the re-established adherent cultures once again eradicated MFUs from the cell population.
