Sentence examples for and a recrudescence of from inspiring English sources

In Bangui, the rainy season starts in May and finishes in December, and a recrudescence of cases of acute hepatitis E is observed during that period in tropical countries, due to overflowing drains and short-circuiting of networks of clean water and structures for purifying wastewater.

The Political Cesspool, Edwards' journalism website, is sponsored by leading white supremacist publications and groups such as the Occidental Quarterly and the Council of Conservative Citizens, a recrudescence of the White Citizens Councils that fought desegregation in the South in the 1950s and 1960s.

Today's rejuvenated flat-Earth philosophy, as promoted by rappers and YouTube videos, is not simply a recrudescence of pre-scientific ignorance.

The first detection of subgenotype B5 in Europe was associated with a recrudescence of EV-A71 infections associated with meningitis and HFMD in Denmark in 2007 (7 ).

In addition to the continuing Kurdish war, there was a recrudescence of the political violence by the radical left and right.

Was the reaction of the local people who hated them a recrudescence of primitive anti-Semitism?

If this were just a recrudescence of the Balkan ethnic conflict of the 1990s, it would be bad enough.

It all raises a question: Does the ferocious moral condemnation of Israel mark a recrudescence of that most ugly of Western diseases, anti-Semitism?

The result does exactly what Quatermain's epigraph implies: it allows a recrudescence of the boyish desire to be a hero.

There is a recrudescence of wise head-waging by those who believe that the nose is a nobler organ than the brain.

Europe as a whole needed the German economy to recover, but everyone, especially the French, feared a recrudescence of German power.