Sentence examples for catastrophic outbreak from inspiring English sources

The HSE told EHN that the warning of a catastrophic outbreak was unfounded.

A FRIEND who had been very anxious about traveling abroad since last fall has just returned from Europe; she described the comfort she felt at being among ordinary men and women whose long experience with decades of terrorism has taught them -- albeit the hard way -- to continue with business as usual and to avoid being crippled with fear at this newest and most catastrophic outbreak.

To stop a catastrophic outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), the British government has so far destroyed almost 4 million pigs, sheep, and cattle--a strategy that some call overly zealous and draconian.

More and more public health specialists believe that vaccines will have an important role to play in stopping the catastrophic outbreak in West Africa, which has so far caused at least 6553 cases and more than 3000 deaths in Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia.

Yet despite halting a catastrophic outbreak, all signs now indicate that the fight against the disease is far from over — a sentiment that leaders and key players in the fight emphasized while speaking at an Ebola conference held in Brussels this week.

"The poliovirus in such a large reservoir has the potential to result in a catastrophic outbreak, the likes of which are beginning to be seen and as such constitutes an international emergency".

Depriving children of water puts them at risk of catastrophic outbreaks of waterborne diseases and adds to the suffering, fear and horror that children in Aleppo live through every day.

If this were so, it is possible that, instead of Venus experiencing regular volcanic eruptions that release the pressure within the planet, it has no geological activity between its catastrophic outbreaks.Seven instruments aboard Venus Express will attempt to solve the mystery.

The lingering ash also caused a wide range of weird climatic and meteorological effects, which engendered crop failures and famines in Europe and China, as well as catastrophic outbreaks of disease in India.

The key pressure exerted by endolithic parasitation may, however, not result from catastrophic outbreaks but from sub-lethal effects, which, in an invasive scenario, can affect native-invader interactions and community structure.

A number of catastrophic outbreaks have alerted us to the occupational and environmental health risks.