Sentence examples for rising spread of from inspiring English sources
HONG KONG — China has just issued a new "action plan" to combat the rising spread of H.I.V. and AIDS, and this seems to be the takeaway: Condoms or condom vending machines should be available in 95 percent of the country's hotels by 2015.
Identifying patients with latent TB could halt the rising spread of the disease.
Barricks share price has been lagging peers because of the rising spread between its gold hedge price and the spot market price.
But, and it's a big one -- the housing market is the UK economy's traditional "Achilles heel" (as Larry Elliott pointed out during the press conference) Schulz adds: With house prices rising at nearly 10% year-on-year in April according to ONS data and rises spreading outside of London, the boom-bust cycle risks returning.
This rising casualisation and spread of poverty-line pay in US higher education has been a trend for many years, made worse as institutions have attempted to cut costs following the 2008 financial crisis.
Furthermore, the overall prevalence of birth defects in MTR mining areas has been rising with the spread of MTR mining, with increases in the prevalence of several types of defects in the period 2000 2003 as compared with 1996 1999, but declines in others.
Another intriguing possibility involves the rise and spread of speech-to-text technology.
Tracking the rise and spread of the human species, Flannery contrasts two more contemporary visions of the processes in play.
In poetry and prose the early 17th century in Spain was marked by the rise and spread of two interrelated stylistic movements, often considered typical of the Baroque.
Led by Lorant, these émigrés established Picture Post in 1938 and with it introduced a fresh international outlook, first-hand experience of the rise and spread of Nazism, and their new photographic genre.
They introduced a fresh international outlook, firsthand experience of the rise and spread of nazism, and a new photographic genre; first called a unified photo report, it soon evolved into the picture story, photo essay or editorial feature.
