Sentence examples for be a recurrence of from inspiring English sources

"It cannot be guaranteed that there will not be a recurrence of B.S.E. in the United States," the five-member Japanese team said in its report.

The Arsenal full-back picked up the injury during yesterday's 1-1 drawithth South Korea but it appears to be a recurrence of a ligament problem sustained on club duty earlier in the season.

Alan Maimon (NYT) RUSSIA: AMERICAN'S TRIAL ON HOLD The espionage trial of Edmond Pope was placed on indefinite hold until Russian doctors can diagnose severe joint pain that Mr. Pope's lawyers say may be a recurrence of bone cancer.

Their planned execution has deepened hostilities, with many Yazidis fearing there will be a recurrence of the tit-for-tat killings which followed Dua's murder three years ago.

A gay man was stabbed in Prospect Park in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon in what appeared to be a recurrence of last summer's string of bias attacks on men in an area of the park used by gays as a meeting spot, the police said.

B1 Prospect Park Attack A gay man was stabbed in Prospect Park in Brooklyn in what appeared to be a recurrence of last summer's string of bias attacks on men in an area of the park used as a gay meeting spot, the police said.

He continued to compete and train, thinking the problem was a recurrence of tendinitis in the knee.

In spite of the improvement which followed his rest before Christmas there had been a recurrence of abdominal symptoms.

In her early 50's, she began to experience shortness of breath, which she thought at first was a recurrence of the asthma she had as a child.

Tests will be carried out today amid fears that it is a recurrence of the ankle injury that forced him to miss two months of last season.

6.23pm BST Substitution 62 min: The feedback is that Diego Costa's injury is a recurrence of the hamstring problem he been struggling with.