Sentence examples for a mild outbreak from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Levi, executive director of the Trust for America's Health, said the financial strain made "it more important that we luck out" with a mild outbreak.

Yet 60 years earlier, an influenza virus that apparently started as a mild outbreak in the spring came back in a giant storm months later.

Ulster's impressive Heineken Cup win in Leicester last month confirmed Mark Anscombe's side as leading qualifiers for the last eight and led to a mild outbreak of euphoria among supporters and media alike.

But so far, she said, "we've had a relatively mild outbreak".

Case number within a "commune" within 2 weeks: 2 20 cases = mild outbreak; 20 100 cases=moderate outbreak; >100 cases = severe outbreak (Vietnam).

The mild outbreak of humanity could confuse some of the government's cheerleaders and amplifiers, who apparently think mercy should never apply to people who seek asylum by turning up in a boat.

We find that, in order to reconcile the existing data and the spread of the disease, it is convenient to suggest that a first milder outbreak protected against the SARS.

Although HFMD is classically a mild disease, outbreaks in Asia have been associated with a high incidence of fatal cardiopulmonary and neurologic complications (4 ).

It is the fourth most common dermatologic condition among children seen in general practice; although most infections are mild, outbreaks have a considerable negative effect because infected children may be barred from attending schools and nurseries (1 ).

Singapore is so clean that public health officials worry that its citizens have low resistance to even mild outbreaks.

The United States and Mexico have not reported alarming disease rates in Indian areas, although one resident of the Gila River Indian reservation in Arizona died of swine flu in May, and there have been mild outbreaks on other reservations.