Sentence examples for proliferation of aids from inspiring English sources

The proliferation of AIDS made the public less sympathetic toward homosexuals in the 1980's, but by the time of Mr. Clinton's election in 1992, tolerance had increased immensely.

As the practice of eavesdropping increases with the constant proliferation of electronic aids, the public may be hard put to it to protect itself against a general violation of privacy.

Uncoordinated proliferation of foreign aid contributes to fragmentation of the health systems of many poor countries [ 63].

No correlations were found between the expression levels of Bid and previously determined measures of either apoptosis or proliferation to aid in this interpretation.

Mr Suleiman said the Saudi aid would finally allow the Lebanese army to "confront terrorism" and put an end to the proliferation of arms.

I had no idea what to expect, only that Waras was a day's drive southwest from Kabul in the opposite direction from the historical Bamiyan city district, where there is a proliferation of NGOs giving aid.

Micropower advocates like Priddy want to convince power companies that the proliferation of micropower generators could aid their operations by helping to stabilize the grid.

The recent proliferation of software tools that aid researchers in various phases of data tracking and analysis undoubtedly contribute to successful development of increasingly complex and data-intensive scientific investigations.

Four major sources of revenue support this mindless proliferation of local government -- state aid, energy taxes paid by public utilities consumers, local revenue like fees and fines, and property taxes.

Euro NCAP could introduce an assessment that quantifies the safety benefits of pedestrian FCW systems and thereby aid the proliferation of effective systems.

The company's promise comes ahead of Tuesday's White House forum on the use of antibiotics, and amid rising concern that use of the drugs to raise livestock has aided the proliferation of resistant strains of bacteria among humans.