Sentence examples for rise of cases from inspiring English sources

Speaking Thursday to French radio station France Info, Touraine described the outbreak as "serious" and said that she was "concerned" over the rise of cases.

Alternative control strategies are required for dengue due to the continuous rise of cases worldwide [ 9, 10], the current lack of an effective vaccine and the fact that vector control strategies aimed at reducing human contact with Ae. aegypti, the principal vector for all the four serotypes of Dengue viruses (DENV 1-4), have largely failed [ 11- 13].

Thinking that the situation in Greece is constantly getting worse, resulting in the rise of such cases I felt desperate.

Silvers published an editorial in February pointing to a rise of these cases in his practice and calling for allergists to ask their patients about marijuana use in a "nonjudgmental manner".

The continuing rise of MDR cases in Kazakhstan and other countries in the FSU should be considered a global health emergency.

Health care officials worry that insufficient attention is being paid to the rising number of cases.

In July 1988, as Britain grappled with a rising number of cases of mad cow disease, it banned the use of meat-based feed for ruminants.

Hospitals have already halted all nonessential services, and the State Department in Washington warned on Friday that the rising number of cases was beginning to strain health services here.

"The biggest effect will be psychological – just as it was post-Chernobyl," said Thomas, who insists the rising number of cases is due to comprehensive screening, not radiation.

Peter Crowley, Unicef's country representative in Afghanistan, said security was a factor in the rising number of cases, "but it is not the only factor".

Last year, despite a rapidly rising number of cases, the National Institute of Health Surveillance declared that the disease was "not a worrying phenomenon" for public health.