Sentence examples for pandemics of from inspiring English sources
Pandemics, of diseases like influenza and SARS, are another concern.
For example, many health officials now speak of pandemics of obesity and heart disease.
Most pandemics of the past century came from a mixing of animal and human flu viruses.
Influenza pandemics of the past century and a half have all been viruses of the H1, H2 and H3 subtypes.
About 14 pandemics of influenza have been described since the 16th century, with the first indisputable one occurring in 1889.
Throughout history, pandemics of diseases such as cholera, plague, and influenza have played a major role in shaping human civilizations.
That includes the ancestors of the viruses which caused the great pandemics of 1918-19, 1957-58 and 1968-69.
The report examined the global flu outbreak of 1918 and the less severe pandemics of 1957 and 1968.
Ebola – like HIV, anthrax, Sars, avian flu and other pandemics of recent years – is a zoonotic virus, one that has crossed from animals to humans.
Pandemics of new viruses have the potential to kill so many not because mortality rates are necessarily high, but because nearly the entire population is susceptible.
Until the pandemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and other killer diseases are brought under control in Africa, economic development and political stability will remain crippled.
