Sentence examples for a serious outbreak from inspiring English sources

Was it sensitive enough to catch a serious outbreak quickly and save lives?

With so many silent carriers, even one confirmed case is considered a serious outbreak.

The narrative is about a serious outbreak of measles among Somali immigrants in Minnesota.

We North Americans will be very lucky if we don't experience a serious outbreak here this year.

Imagine a serious outbreak of paramilitary violence, typically the first step to disintegration in a Balkan country.

During Mary's presidential year she oversaw the response to a serious outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, and was made an OBE in 1969.

If there is a serious outbreak and some areas have shortages while others have unused vaccine, the disease centers hopes to help redistribute the supply.

Obama said he was "absolutely confident" the US could prevent a serious outbreak at home – if it continues to elevate facts over fear.

Masks are for when you can't avoid a closed space during a serious outbreak — when, say, you need to travel by a crowded bus or plane or subway.

"I want people to understand that the dangers of you contracting Ebola, the dangers of a serious outbreak, are extraordinarily low," he concluded.

The incident early today close to a protest site will hasten fears that the country's political crisis could lead to a serious outbreak of violence.