Sentence examples similar to second wave of aid from inspiring English sources
He warned that "a second wave of suffering" could engulf the flood zone as a result of waterborne disease outbreaks unless aid agencies – including UNICEF – step up their work dramatically.
Finally, Bickle (2010) questions whether the "second wave" of criticisms of the standard argument, those that challenge the multiple realization premise itself (discussed in section 2 above), give aid and comfort to psychoneural reductionists.
So a second wave of transmission continued.
The second wave of looters were strangers.
Then a second wave of attacks began.
Five years of conflict and devastation in Syria -- met by inadequate aid to the war-torn country's immediate neighbors who were hosting refugees in the millions -- triggered a massive second wave of migration that many warned would come.
Second wave with vaccination - Vaccination affects the severity of the second wave of infections.
The devastation had overwhelmed the first wave of diplomats, civilian aid workers and military personnel working under Jay M. Garner, a retired lieutenant general.
The Immunochip was designed after the first wave of GWAS meta-analyses to aid in the replication, fine-mapping and discovery of loci associated with inflammatory and autoimmune diseases [68].
With reports of looting and scuffles over water and food, President Obama promised $100 million in aid, as the first wave of a projected 5,000 American troops began arriving to provide security and the infrastructure for the expected flood of aid from around the world.
