Sentence examples for raging diseases from inspiring English sources

In that book, Deaton acknowledged that serious problems, such as raging diseases and rising inequality, remain.

It seems that after the "rage" disease has burned itself out a bit, a would-be Green Zone is made in the heart of London, and reconstruction, under U.S. leadership, begins.

Cantor cites growing evidence that the plague was actually two diseases raging simultaneously the plague and deadly anthrax, which originates in cattle and at onset has the same symptoms as the plague.

PERHAPS 2003 will be remembered in Canada's tourism industry in biblical terms, as a year of plagues: SARS, mad cow disease, raging forest fires in British Columbia's wilderness, a soaring Canadian dollar, a huge power failure in Ontario and cross-border political static over the United States-led invasion of Iraq, which was opposed by the Canadian government.

By 1945, milky disease was raging among the beetle populations of Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland.

At the time, SARS, a respiratory disease, was raging, the economy was in a funk and discontent widespread.

Scientists speculate that there may be a link to an epidemic of hand, foot, and mouth (HFM) disease now raging in Malaysia.

Haiti did not have any cholera outbreaks in the 19th century, even when this disease was raging in surrounding regions.

In attending a case of camp fever that was raging there, he contracted the disease and died.

While infection control procedures appear to be slowing the spread of Ebola elsewhere, the disease is still raging out of control in Sierra Leone, which has seen more than 4,700 cases, including 1,200 in the last month alone.

Thus, we suggest that future investigators consider the hypothesis that therapeutic interventions that increase serum esRAGE may be a novel approach to prevent RAGE-mediated diseases such as MCI and AD.