Sentence examples for because of an outbreak from inspiring English sources

The Canadians imposed the restrictions because of an outbreak of exotic Newcastle disease among chickens in Southern California.

Gov. Mitt Romney has declared a state of emergency because of an outbreak of red tide, a reddish discoloration of the sea water caused by toxic algae.

The people being detained offshore at Australia's behest, essentially because of an outbreak of irrationality and extreme cynicism in Australia's political system, are not safe.

Take, for instance, the report from Britain, where thousands of pigs have been slaughtered because of an outbreak of swine fever.

Because of an outbreak of the plague, communications between Florence and Rome were interrupted, and Galileo asked for the censoring to be done instead in Florence.

Three years later, perhaps because of an outbreak of the plague, the family relocated to a more pastoral setting, Horton, in Buckinghamshire.

Problems can arise if an expert believes action is needed because the risk of an outbreak is, say, 10percentt, but perceives that government officials will consider 10percenttoto be too low for action to be taken.

This epidemic has spun out of control because the basic tenets of an outbreak investigation are not being followed.

The international spread of EV71 outside the Asia-Pacific regioneedsds to be vigilantly monitored, because both the possibility of an outbreak and the unpredictability of virus circulation patterns represent a public health concern.

Pakistan is facing international travel restrictions because of an uncontrolled outbreak of polio.

"If it was because of an actual outbreak in California and there was a real risk, I could accept it," Patricio said.