Sentence examples for dangerous outbreaks from inspiring English sources

As dangerous outbreaks go, West Nile turned out to be a bit anticlimactic.

But there were numerous dangerous outbreaks of naturally occurring infectious diseases around the world.

— Melissa Clark Smithsonian: For decades, dangerous outbreaks of antibiotic-resistant Staphylococcus aureus have been associated with hospital infections, but new research ties the growing number of infections to industrial-scale livestock operations, where antibiotics are routinely administered proactively to farm animals.

So far, none of this year's presidential candidates have issued a proposal for keeping the public safe from dangerous outbreaks and epidemics like MDR-TB.

Ron Klain, the Ebola czar under Obama, echoed the need for more of an international approach and investment to battling such dangerous outbreaks.

Restrict Antibiotics: The USDA just reported that agency inspectors fail to detect chemical residues in US beef, including antibiotics, whose overuse to promote growth and prevent disease in animals contributes to widespread and dangerous outbreaks of drug-resistant pathogens.

That modest idea hardly seems likely to cause a dangerous outbreak of anti-business sentiment.

This year's pilgrimage to Mecca ended without a large or dangerous outbreak of swine flu, Saudi health authorities reported this week.

However, I've not really got any time for people who see this alarmingly dangerous outbreak as an opportunity for self-promotion.

The most dangerous outbreak of an emerging infectious disease since the appearance of H.I.V., in the early nineteen-eighties, seems to have begun on December 6, 2013, in the village of Meliandou, in Guinea, in West Africa, with the death of a two-year-old boy who was suffering from diarrhea and a fever.

They have launched a two-pronged attack on what they view as a dangerous outbreak of democracy.