Sentence examples for an outbreak of which from inspiring English sources

The highly infectious virus -- an outbreak of which has killed more than 150 people in Uganda in recent months -- causes vomiting, diarrhea and massive bleeding.

The horses are monitored for diseases such as equine infectious anemia, an outbreak of which was discovered and subsequently eliminated on Shackleford in 1996.

They then suffered an outbreak of baboons, which give small animals a hard time but also give people a hard time.

See articleIn Cuba, the government said that three people have died in an outbreak of cholera, which it blamed on contaminated well water.

Robert Sapolsky, a primatologist at Stanford University, was five years into a study of the reserve's olive baboon population when one of the troops he had been observing suffered an outbreak of tuberculosis which killed half of its males.

The health ministry of the Democratic Republic of Congo informs the WHO of an outbreak of Ebola which is later confirmed to be a different strain to that affecting west Africa.

The tomatoes believed to be responsible for the initial illnesses in an outbreak of salmonella, which began in April, are no longer on the market, officials said in a telephone news conference.

This was in the aftermath of an outbreak of polio, which caused lorry drivers to refuse to enter the town, and landladies of guesthouses across the country to refuse to take bookings from Blackburn residents.

Aid agencies struggling to cope with high levels of malnutrition among children are now battling an outbreak of diphtheria, which the World Health Organization reported on Tuesday had struck more than 770 people and killed nine.

There was tremendous debate over the exclusion issue in the coffeehouses and taverns of London and the other major cities; this debate fueled by an outbreak of pamphleteering which was possible because the Licensing Act controlling the press had actually expired in 1679 and parliament had been dissolved before it had time to renew it.

Inadequately washed melons sparked an outbreak of listeriosis which stretched from California to Virginia.