Sentence examples for a possible outbreak of from inspiring English sources

AVIAN FLU -- $3.8 billion is set aside to prepare for a possible outbreak of avian flu.

Sebelius was immediately tasked with overseeing the government response to a possible outbreak of H1N1 flu.

The United States and Argentina have temporarily halted trade in Argentine beef because of concerns of a possible outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease here.

In death, he became what public health officials call an "index case," the patient who provides the first hint of a possible outbreak of infectious disease.

Police are preparing for a possible outbreak of violence between the new breakaway group and the 20 organisations that remain loyal to Tsukasa, Japanese media said.

Officials and doctors in the state have been waiting since September for the federal government to issue recommendations regarding a possible outbreak of avian influenza.

Based on analysis of aggregated data, there were a total of eight hospital admissions due to IGI during the study period, two of which occurred during a week when there was a possible outbreak on one of the ships and six admissions during a week when there was no outbreak activity recorded.

Turkey's Ministry of Health announces that 1.5 million children will be vaccinated against polio through a UNICEF-supported campaign GAZIANTEP, Turkey, 18 November 2013 – The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Turkey has launched a vaccination campaign to prevent any possible outbreak of polio spreading across regional borders following the confirmation of polio cases in Syria.

D1 NATIONAL A11-16 Draft Plan on Flu Outbreak Says U.S. is Unprepared A plan developed by the Bush administration to deal with any possible outbreak of pandemic flu has concluded that the United States is woefully unprepared for what could become the worst disaster in the nation's history.

To avoid any possible outbreak of disease, the Ministry of Health, in collaboration with UNICEF and other partners on the ground, launched a campaign today to vaccinate children against common childhood diseases.

Russia has vigorously argued that there are clandestine stocks of smallpox virus throughout the world and that retaining the virus could speed the development of new drugs to fight a possible outbreak, whether because of terrorism or other factors.