Taught by the Divinity as no other man has yet been, Moses thus became Earth's greatest sanitarian and the Deity's ambassador and mouthpiece to Man in sanitary as in many other matters.
There might have been found a sanitarian and physician who would free the island of pestilence.
The fifteen thousand tenant houses that were the despair of the sanitarian in the past generation have swelled into thirty-seven thousand, and more than twelve hundred thousand persons call them home.
There is a standing quarrel between the professional--I mean now the official--sanitarian and the unsalaried agitator for sanitary reform over the question of overcrowded tenements.
The sanitarian who loses sight of classification, and who, in his eagerness for a big scheme, is neglectful of details, has not mastered the elements of his trade.
If we view the question solely with reference to its bearing on the causation of disease, we enter a field where neither the sanitarian nor the physician is ever sure of his footing.
If we accept this view of the pathology of remittent fever, it is of interest to the sanitarian or practitioner to endeavor to arrive at the causes which occasion these departures from type.
As his remarks suggest, a parasite that can produce both pneumonia and peritonitis is not a creature that either the physician or the sanitarian can afford to ignore.
Santiago has one inventivesanitarian in the person of Dr.
It would be difficult to exaggerate the services which the stimulating teaching of this greatsanitarian rendered to the cause of military hygiene.
When the extent of her range and the depth of her influence are considered, the claim made for her by an American writer will not seem exaggerated: she was "the foremost sanitarian of her age.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sanitarian" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
