So respiratory illnesses can "very easily spread" in overcrowded situations.
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Herpes is most easily spread when someone is showing symptoms.
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The flu is easily spread in enclosed spaces with many people, Eiras says.
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It can easily spread from contaminated food, water, or contact with contaminated surfaces.
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Worse, panic over the solvency of one bank can easily spread to others.
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Instead, the tigers were kept in small cages, where disease could easily spread.
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Pertussis is highly contagious and easily spread when an infected individual coughs or sneezes.
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That is: There's no conspiracy about why false news, or conspiracy theories easily spread.
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And it can easily spread from media and politics to the judiciary, he added.
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It can also survive on surfaces in places like hospitals, and easily spread between patients.
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Mumps can easily spread through droplets of saliva in the air, especially in close quarters.
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Smallpox is caused by the variola virus, and it can easily spread through the air.
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And many people have gathered in schools or churches, where respiratory diseases can easily spread.
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With injection comes HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, which is easily spread by sharing needles.
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Today's mistake underscores how Twitter can passively become a platform where racist ideologies are easily spread.
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"This is not an illness that can be easily spread through casual contact," Ms. Barbot said.
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The coronavirus is highly contagious and can be easily spread by people who don't show symptoms.
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A single person infected with measles can easily spread it to others who are not vaccinated.
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He points out viruses can easily spread within a hospital if doctors don't take proper precautions.
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And where there is fear, rumors about raids can easily spread, putting vulnerable people on high alert.
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It's not clear, he said, that there's a uniform policy mix that could easily spread the wealth.
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Wheat blast can easily spread from an infected plant to healthy wheat propelled by wind and rain.
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"By shaving, you could potentially 'open up' the pores, and more easily spread the virus," High says.
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The tree, however, contains a highly flammable oil that helps fires erupt more easily, spread and intensify.
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Their urethras are also closer to their anuses, meaning that bacteria can more easily spread from the anus.
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But in an overcrowded, understaffed area housing thousands, one case could easily spread and cause widespread health problems.
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Beijing's council also closed public spaces like swimming pools and movie theaters, where the virus could easily spread.
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Instead, they were placed in relatively small cages close to each other, where contagious diseases could easily spread.
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She added that the measles virus can easily spread in an enclosed environment such as a sleepover summer camp.
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Any virus that lurks in those piles can easily spread to the birds and the people who tend them.
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Frontier firms increasingly rely on intangible investment, so they easily spread their ideas across the world, reaping big rewards.
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A disease that is deadly to the elderly and easily spread by the young has left Florida especially vulnerable.
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The disease is easily spread because few people have symptoms, making it hard to know they have been infected.
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The Amazon is several months into its dry season during which these fires can more easily spread out of control.
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You may keep their habitat clean, but the bacteria can easily spread to toys, bedding and nearly anywhere they roam.
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Wild boars have been found infected in the Czech Republic and Poland, and the disease can easily spread to pigs.
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Part of the reason for this drastic statistic is that gonorrhea can often go undiagnosed, and thus is easily spread.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has warned that the violence seen in the north of the state could easily spread.
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Human papillomaviruses (HPVs) are a collection of more than 221 related viruses, many of which are easily spread through sexual contact.
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The problem is that giraffes could easily spread these antibiotic resistant E. coli to agriculture, animals that humans eat, and humans directly.
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Data from China suggests that the disease is most easily spread between family members who are in frequent contact with one another.
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Unchecked by our investments in foreign aid, terrorism could easily spread, just as we have seen it spread and reach our shores.
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The World Health Organization said on Sunday that it was unclear whether the virus can easily spread from one person to another.
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When an infected person scratches their anus due to an inflammatory response, the eggs cling to their fingers and easily spread from there.
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Those who do make it to the hospital say they are squeezed together for hours in waiting rooms, where infections are easily spread.
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Prevent conflict from spreading beyond geographical borders With the interconnectedness of our world, extremist groups can easily spread their ideologies beyond geographical borders.
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A new military intervention in Libya would represent a significant progression of a war that could easily spread to other countries on the continent.
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These genes, he said, are easily spread by farm equipment or wind, winding up in bacteria that can be ingested by people and animals.
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There is also much more mobility among Chinese citizens who travel more inside and outside the country and could more easily spread the virus.
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It's a stinging reminder that COVID-19 is easily spread through close contact among people when virus droplets are released through coughing and sneezing.
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Hackers appear to be targeting these types of distribution points to more easily spread malware, instead of the traditional way of attacking individual machines themselves.
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The parasite is easily spread between mammals and usually spreads from the feces of a feline that has eaten a rodent infected with the parasite.
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A country is considered influential by having many connections to other parts of the world, as once any virus enters, it can then easily spread.
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Facebook has rolled out a series of reforms since the elections in November after critics said the site allowed misinformation to easily spread among users.
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It doesn't help that we are also living in an era when conspiracy theories can so easily spread (from anti-Obama birtherism to Pizzagate to QAnon).
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When publicly available information is scarce, fraudsters can more easily spread false information about a company, making profits for themselves while creating losses for unsuspecting investors.
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The CDC noted that the outbreak is a reminder that raw turkey products can have germs that easily spread around the kitchen and make people sick.
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But, we're up against a microbe that has easily spread around the globe, and will continue spreading if we present it with more willing hosts — us.
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Norovirus, sometimes called "the winter vomiting bug," is easily spread, partly because the virus can survive for several days outside the body, Britain's National Health Service says.
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Two factors are helping fuel this pandemic: the fact that people with no symptoms can easily spread the virus, and problems with testing in the United States.
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Two major factors are fueling this pandemic: the fact that people with no symptoms can easily spread the virus, and problems with testing in the United States.
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So could misinformation be more harmful and easily spread in these encrypted messaging apps, where there isn't that same moderation scale as on more publicly visible timelines?
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Fake users could easily spread misinformation and be harder to stop in an encrypted world — unless there was a way to verify their identities at the outset.
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In an age of fake news and disinformation easily spread via the internet, it doesn't take long to see how fake pornographic videos can ruin one's life.
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Many Americans without paid sick leave go to work despite feeling ill, and many of those work at restaurants, schools and hospitals, where disease is easily spread.
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For middle- and upper-middle-class families in particular, scheduled activities and homework can easily spread to fill all the available hours of a day and then some.
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Schools are community gathering places where large numbers of people are in proximity to one another and respiratory infections can easily spread among young people and adults alike.
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Wang was concerned that other viral diseases -- such as the common flu -- could easily spread in the large converted space, crowded with rows of beds without any partitions.
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She could also get in touch with her neighbors and express her anxiety that should a bedbug problem recur, it could easily spread from one rowhouse to the next.
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Public health officials have warned people from attending large gatherings of people where germs could be easily spread among many people quickly, in order to prevent transmission of the virus.
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But if a few engineered weasels managed to escape the local environment — or were intentionally taken somewhere else — they could easily spread the gene drive throughout the weasel's native habitat.
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Because the novel coronavirus appears to be easily spread by asymptomatic people, it's possible that masks might help prevent people who don't yet know they're infected from spreading it to others.
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Cholera is a bacterial disease spread by fecal matter coming into contact with drinking water or food; in places with inadequate sewer systems, the bacteria can easily spread to water wells.
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Others are not so sure insurance companies are benign, pointing out that a troubled insurer could create turmoil in bond markets that could easily spread to banks and create a broader crisis.
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Some of the radioactive material, including cesium-2628, plutonium and americium, is in the form of dust and debris that could be easily spread in the event of a major tunnel collapse.
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The fact that it's not actually caused by a worm is little consolation if you've got ringworm — a common, itchy rash that can easily spread from contact with infected people or surfaces.
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At least half of employees of restaurants and hospitals — two settings where disease is easily spread — go to work when they have a cold or the flu, according to a recent poll.
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If a small fire were to break out in the unit below Pretlow's, the flames could more easily spread to her condo, or smoke could damage the walls, according to NBC Bay Area.
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While C. auris is not the first drug-resistant germ to take hold, it is so dangerous and easily spread that it is putting new kinds of pressures on the health care system.
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The World Health Organization said on Sunday that while its analysis indicated that limited transmission of the virus is possible, it remained unclear whether it can easily spread from one person to another.
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It's something researchers have tried to do before, using soap-like additives that actually only resulted in smaller droplets bouncing off the surface of plants, which are more easily spread around via the wind.
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Well, if you have a business recession, which could easily spread to consumers, the policy fix has nothing to do with whether or not the Fed raises its target rate by a quarter point.
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Those that evolve adaptations will also easily spread to other cities, leading to a truly globalized urban flora and fauna — continually evolving at breakneck speed to keep up with an increasingly human-dominated world.
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Fewer individuals receiving their shots, whether it's unvaccinated adults or parents refusing to innoculate their children, threatens herd immunity, a term for when enough people are immune to a disease that outbreaks cannot easily spread.
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"For food safety reasons, we do not allow butter to be stored at room temperature, which is the temperature necessary for butter to be easily spread onto a bagel or pastry," she told The Boston Globe.
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The dengue virus is spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito which has grown rapidly along with urbanization and globalization because it thrives in tropical mega-cities and is easily spread in goods containing small puddles of water.
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"People with norovirus can easily spread the illness from the moment they begin experiencing symptoms to several days after they recover," Dr. Frank Welch, an immunization director for the Louisiana Department of Health, said in a statement.
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These seeds are easily spread by human feet, animal fur and the treads of bicycle tires, and though they usually germinate within their first year, they have been known to linger five or more, awaiting suitable conditions.
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While the university says that students will be taking all classes online, Falwell told ABC Tuesday that "about one to two thousand" students have returned to campus dorms and cafeterias — major gathering places where coronavirus could easily spread.
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Norovirus, sometimes called the "stomach bug," is easily spread through direct contact, consuming contaminated food or water, or touching contaminated surfaces and then putting your hands in your mouth, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Because the virus can easily spread through close contact with infected people or through contaminated food, water or surfaces, organizers worried about controlling the outbreak at an international event where so many people are staying in close quarters.
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Though vaccination rates are typically high in California, a single case can easily spread — not only to those who are not vaccinated, but also to infants who cannot yet receive immunization and to elderly patients with suppressed immune systems.
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"As you are aware, combat firearms and ammunition are uniquely lethal; they are easily spread and easily modified, and are the primary means of injury, death and destruction in civil and military conflicts around the world," the senators wrote.
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"Facebook is definitely the go-to for these groups to easily spread their message to a potentially large audience," said Jordan McSwiney, a researcher at University of Sydney's Department of Government and International Relations who specializes in far-right politics.
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"This order is a gag on media freedoms and can even result in a further fall in India's global press freedom rankings, especially as the contagion can easily spread to other ministries as well," the Editors Guild said in a statement.
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"It's important for the young and healthy people to understand that while they may experience mild symptoms, they can easily spread this virus, and they will spread it indeed, putting countless others in harm's way," Trump said at the time.
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On the campaign trail, he is likely to broadcast a nationalistic platform and possibly stoke anti-minority sentiment, which could easily spread in a country with the fourth-largest number of Facebook users in the world and a long history of violence against ethnic minorities.
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All the while, the germs are easily spread — carried on hands and equipment inside hospitals; ferried on meat and manure-fertilized vegetables from farms; transported across borders by travelers and on exports and imports; and transferred by patients from nursing home to hospital and back.
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Han shot first in the original movie, but it was a small moment of character introduction that didn't have a hundredth of the impact of Han Shot First, the movement of outraged fans making internet memes before there were places to easily spread memes.
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The gulf has been widened by hard-line nationalists on both sides, including the Hungarian far-right group Jobbik, which has called for the annexation of Transcarpathia, and it has created a fog of uncertainty in which hotheads — and also Russia — can easily spread unease.
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Call your veterinarian (don't go in without scheduling an appointment first, as your dog may have a very contagious infection that can easily spread to other dogs) and tell the vet the following information: The veterinarian will provide specific instructions on when and how to see your dog.
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Your newsfeed is tailored to show you stories similar to what you and your friends have liked and shared in the past, and a fake story aimed at supporters of either candidate during the contentious election could easily spread — thus helping its creators earn major money from ad revenue.
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In addition to the moral and scientific arguments for the U.S. to increase its research funding, there's an equally strong one for national security: Regions that that have too little food or water, face famine or lack soil-rich nutrients are more likely to start or fall victim to conflicts, which can then easily spread.
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In her article for us this week, she goes over cleanup for a number of childhood contagions that are easily spread in your home, so that they're less likely to infect your whole family if one kid gets sick: lice; pinkeye; hand, foot and mouth disease; and the most horrifying childhood plague of all — pinworm.
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"Continued pressure on Italian government bonds could spark a major debt crisis, which could easily spread across the region," said David Madden, market analyst at CMC Markets UK. "The clock is ticking for Theresa May, as she needs to convince her cabinet, and then the majority of the House of Commons to back her draft agreement regarding the UK withdrawal from the EU." The oil and gas sector .
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