Sentence examples for sort of epidemic from inspiring English sources
While people who use drugs while on public assistance aren't entirely a figment of Republican imaginations, there isn't a reason to believe there is the sort of epidemic that many complain about.
But no, the idea here wasn't that there was some sort of epidemic of missed calls.
In such a setting, he said, "suicide has become sort of epidemic".
For example, surely the spread of the Great Depression from Wall Street to the world at large was a sort of epidemic; more recently, the 1997-98 crinis in Asia was almost invariably described with terms like "financial contagion".
Although KOR did not have any designs on state power, it did hope that activity independent of the government would spread by contagion - that there would occur a sort of epidemic of freedom in the closed society.
It is a mindset, a component of the "animal spirits" that drives us to action or leaves us with inaction in a world faced with the Knightian uncertainty Mr Blanchard describes.In our book, we speak of the basic problem as having to do with what we call a "confidence multiplier", which refers to a sort of social epidemic behaviour.
But after that we are left with what to make of the university's and Boeheim's sudden pivot, and stopping to hope this isn't some sort of unearthed sports epidemic with horrifying numbers of children left wrecked in its wake.
But on the other hand, it sort of is an epidemic.
And we must develop an early-disease-detection-and-response system, a sort of AWACs for epidemics.
Other items were more gender-neutral: there were gobs of humidifiers, for example, which suggested either some sort of national dry throat epidemic, or merely a fondness for fog.
