Sentence examples for threat of spreading from inspiring English sources

If not for washing hands, transgender people (actually, all people) would pose the threat of spreading infectious diseases.

Other than adding to the mammoth problem of ocean plastic pollution, experts say menstrual hygiene products that end up on beaches or waterways pose an additional threat of spreading possible disease and pathogens because of the bodily waste they contain.

In an increasingly connected world, the threat of spreading existing and emerging pathogens is growing (Daszak et al. 2000) and in some cases devastating (e.g. Jensen et al. 2002; Jancovich et al. 2004; Fenton 2012).

Do nothing if the fire offers no threat of spreading; allow the fire to burn itself out.

The greatest threat of spread for avian flu is through the live-bird markets, the movement of poultry handlers and infected domestic birds.

Although not classically felt to be a nosocomial infection, the threat of spread through donated blood makes West Nile a potential nosocomial pathogen.

She said the threat of fires spreading from savanna to forest were especially worrisome.

David Cameron is using a trade trip to South East Asia to discuss the threat of Isis spreading in Indonesia and Malaysia.

The occasion for Parson Leach's sermons on moderation is the threat of rebellion spreading through Maine's villages and farms.

Morocco is seen as an increasingly vital bulwark against the threat of instability spreading from Mali after the northern half of the central African state fell under the control of militant, foreign-sponsored radical Islamist movements.

His comments underscored mounting fears in Jordan that it was being destabilized by the influx of more than 200,000 refugees — many living in miserable conditions in a camp near the border — and by the threat of a spreading militancy from the war.