Sentence examples for alarming outbreak from inspiring English sources

An alarming outbreak of the mumps two years ago has raised questions about whether an additional vaccination is needed.

Amid calls for a formal Parliamentary inquiry into the alarming outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Britain, government officials there are pursuing a theory of how the epidemic began which, if correct, would seem to implicate Bill Clinton.

The fact is that, stung in part by American jibes, many Europeans have begun to recognise that while they may not be on the brink of a new Holocaust, there has indeed been an alarming outbreak of anti-Semitism in parts of Europe in recent years.

Syria recently experienced its first cases of polio since 1999, an alarming outbreak that has spurred a massive campaign to vaccinate more than 23 million children region-wide against the crippling disease.

Here, we have used whole-genome sequencing (WGS) and state-of-the-art analytical techniques to define an alarming outbreak of MDR K. pneumoniae within a major hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal, during 2012.

Alarming outbreak of cholera in the Central African Republic begins to subside BANGUI and NDIMBA, Central African Republic, 3 February 2012 – Véronique Yassambatendji was awakened late one night in October when her husband began experiencing severe diarrhoea and vomiting.

These seven applications are HCSIT, Borboleta, LIFe-reader, Multimedia Paging Based Clinical Alarm, Outbreaks Near Me, H1N1 Swine Flu Update, and WISER.

Although these strategies are effective in reducing both the computational time and false alarming of outbreaks in irrelevant locations, they may lead to the under-reporting of events or issuance of reports at sub-optimal levels of granularity.

Barack Obama is to announce the stepped-up effort on Tuesday during a visit to the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta amid alarm that the outbreak could spread and the deadly virus could mutate into a more easily transmitted disease.

Dr Renaud Piarroux, a pediatrician who was among the first to sound the alarm over the outbreak of cholera, recently visited the country and reported that the incidence of the disease and the lack of any infrastructure to deal with its spread were still alarming.

Paul Farmer, the United Nations deputy special envoy to Haiti and a founder of Partners in Health, which has worked extensively on health care in Haiti, said the Cubans sounded an important early alarm about the outbreak, helping to mobilize health officials and lessen the death toll.