Sentence examples for disastrous outbreak from inspiring English sources

For a few years after the disastrous outbreak of war, Stalin backtracked.

In trying to prevent the next pandemic, they say Fouchier and his colleagues make a disastrous outbreak more likely.

When another disastrous outbreak occurred in 2002, the inspection service concluded that voluntary measures were not enough and more stringent regulations were needed.

The shortage of clean water and prevalence of human waste helped fuel a disastrous outbreak of cholera last week and the spread of other diseases.

We're looking at the loss of 80% of our pine forest cover".* Other parts of North America have also been affected, but the damage in British Columbia is particularly severe, and particularly troubling in a province whose economy is dominated by timber.Three main explanations for this disastrous outbreak suggest themselves.

Most experts now believe the UK is likely to lose a huge percentage of its 80 million ash trees, in a mirroring of the disastrous outbreak of Dutch elm disease in the 1970s and 1980s, which killed off 25 million mature trees.

The failure to develop drugs that fight these rare, but potentially disastrous, outbreaks means when the world really needs them, they will be years behind.

West African leaders have agreed a new approach to infectious diseases in an attempt to avert any repetition of the disastrous Ebola outbreak.

In the disastrous FMD outbreak in Korea in 2010 [ 24], many non-specific immune stimulators were used without any scientific evidence that they would enhance protection against FMDV infection.

It was a failing of this process that caused the disastrous foot and mouth outbreak in 2001, and for this reason there is an EU ban in place prohibiting the feeding of swill to pigs".

He certainly determined the character of Bohemian panel painting up to the outbreak of the disastrous Hussite wars (1419).