Sentence examples for a virulent outbreak from inspiring English sources

For health officials, it could inform decisions on how to stockpile and distribute vaccines and antiviral drugs, and in the case of a virulent outbreak, whether other measures, like closing schools, are necessary.

All bird keepers, from poultry farmers to families with a few chickens, have been ordered to house their animals for a month to protect the UK from a virulent outbreak of avian flu on mainland Europe.

The syndrome is thus characterised by the mantra: "Technology is the answer; now what was that question again?" The past two weeks have seen a virulent outbreak of the syndrome.

Mainly, though, we've been afflicted with a virulent outbreak of rueful savviness, as the pundits have explained why the Nobel is a very, very bad political development for the White House.

Dr. Dan, who later became a television medical commentator, was a member of the Toxic Shock Syndrome Task Force, which was created by the Center for Disease Control in 1980 after a virulent outbreak of the disease.

A half-dozen original musicals in a little more than 15 years may not sound like a staggering achievement — or a virulent outbreak, depending on your taste — but Mr. Wildhorn's Broadway output is unmatched by any other composer in the same period.

On June 12, a particularly virulent outbreak occurred at a gay nightclub in Orlando.

Nigeria is experiencing a particularly virulent outbreak with 89 people infected and six deaths since 2017.

Mr. Obama said his administration was focused both on the immediate threat posed by the H1N1 virus, as well as the possibility that a more virulent outbreak could be looming months away.

Countless more innocent lives would have been lost if it wasn't for the UN's efforts to protect civilians -- including an unprecedented move to shelter 85,000 people on its peacekeeping bases during a particularly virulent outbreak of fighting.

Similarly, public health officials "can determine areas that are in greater need of vaccine supplies, where antiviral drugs should be directed and whether or not school closing is needed in the face of a highly virulent outbreak," Shaman told LiveScience.