Sentence examples for this epidemic which from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this epidemic, which has infected more than 100 people and resulted in at least one death, probably has little do with the folks who grow and package your greens.

Like any good historical work, the documentary on this epidemic, which killed half a million Americans, included numerous interviews with historians, novelists, medical experts and survivors, and quoted primary sources of the era.

To combat this epidemic – which continues to take a toll on the city, especially among African Americans, Latinos and among members of our gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities –- I appointed a commission of leaders from all across the city to guide our policies and to bring the community together in our struggle against the virus.

"Hence there must be harmony and synergy in the fight against this epidemic which has ravaged our great continent".

The origins of this epidemic, which started in 2004, may be linked to the socioeconomic changes that followed the dissolution of the former Soviet Union.

And if we are successful -- as we must be – we will be much closer to achieving an AIDS-free generation … and to ending this epidemic, which has caused so much suffering, at such an unconscionable cost, over the past three decades.

If there's hope at this moment in the epidemic, which killed more than sixty-four thousand Americans last year, it's that many people in the harrowing center of the crisis want it to be witnessed.

They also showed an increase in the number of preventive measures at the start of the epidemic, which remained stable during the epidemic, and this decreased sharply six months after the epidemic.

This study does not encompass the full duration of the epidemic which was waning in several states (notably Victoria and New South Wales) at the commencement of the study period.

This position is often indicated in commentaries about the government's handling of the epidemic, which will only briefly be mentioned here.

Unlike the epidemic, which received little attention in newspapers, the mill's future was big news.