Examples of 'become endemic' in a sentence
Meaning of "become endemic"
become endemic: When a disease or condition becomes regularly found in a particular area or group of people. It signifies the widespread and established presence of the illness among a specific population
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Malnutrition and famine had become endemic.
Pesticides have become endemic in our modern society.
Let us hope this does not become endemic.
Chronic overspending has become endemic and uncontrollable in both locales.
Not impart immunity and may become endemic.
The virus tends to become endemic to most watersheds in which it is found.
Venereal disease had become endemic.
It has become endemic in our society and is a blot on the men in society.
And violence has become endemic.
Infectious diseases that had previously been brought under control had reappeared and had become endemic.
Cholera has become endemic.
This allowed viruses to spread rapidly and subsequently to become endemic.
Poverty had become endemic.
We face this because the problem of corruption in this country has become endemic.
Poverty has become endemic.
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The North Sea regions areas where longterm unemployment has become endemic.
Inflation has become endemic.
It has also become endemic in modern economies, including our own.
Inflation will become endemic.
In most of the states of the West, disillusion with government has become endemic.
Disruption has become endemic.
Dengue fever has become endemic to the republic, cases of malaria, and Zika virus.
Low pay and stagnant wages have become endemic.
Poverty in Gaza had become endemic under the prevailing access regime.
Cholera is a recurring problem in many areas and has become endemic in others.
Multiresistant bacteria have become endemic in several hospitals, even when control measures are implemented.
The WHO has expressed fear that the disease could become endemic within the region.
Could Ebola become endemic in the region?
UN agency warns bird flu virus could become endemic in Turkey.
Moreover, cholera has become endemic in Haiti, according to Doctors Without Borders.
The scientists also fear that the pest could become endemic across the continent.
As extreme weather events continue to multiply, large-scale destruction, migration, and conflict will become endemic.
Longterm unemployment has become endemic in the Community.
In many parts of the world, drug violence has become endemic.
The crisis of development has become endemic to most African countries.
Typhoid, which is often fatal, is tending to become endemic.
If that disease had become endemic in humans, would.
There, in the municipality of Sifontes, malaria has become endemic.
Corruption in Zimbabwe has become endemic within the political, private and civil sectors.
It 's unlikely that it is going to become endemic again.
Where the disease has become endemic - wherever there's a cholera.
The Gigamole Diaries is not bothered if chikungunya will become endemic in the country,.
Malaria has also been imported, it has become endemic in many regions.
Mildew ( Plasmopara viticola ) introduced into France in 1878 which have since become endemic parasites.
Sleeping sickness, 100 per cent fatal if untreated, has become endemic in parts of Western Equatoria.
According to the United Nations country team, poverty has become endemic in Burkina Faso.
Over the last decade, violence against women has become endemic in conflict zones.
It is feared that chikungunya will soon become endemic in Singapore,.
In the Greater Metropolitan Area, the problem has become endemic to very dry summers.
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