Sentence examples for discuss the outbreak of from inspiring English sources
They will discuss the outbreak of violence in Israel and the Gaza Strip, the beginning of negotiations over the trillions of dollars in tax increases and automatic spending cuts that will begin to go into force next year, and the scandal that prompted Mr. Petraeus to resign, as well as the Benghazi attacks.
For example, over 100 Influenza specialists formed a research group to discuss the outbreak of the Swine Flu.
Hundreds of health officials from different countries met in Geneva for the week-long WHO annual general meeting to discuss the outbreak of swine flu.
'This was the first visit by the UN or the Government to this area for a very long time.' The convoy set off on at dawn on 22 July and drove seven hours from Galkayo to Jariban town, the main centre in Jariban district, where the team met a group of elders to discuss the outbreak and raise awareness.
We discuss the outbreaks in terms of number of outbreaks and cases, proportion of symptomatic cases among cases detected through active investigations, characteristics of isolated serogroups and stx types, and mode of transmission.
Mr. Samaras was meeting with members of his governing coalition on Tuesday to discuss the growing outbreak of violence, which comes as his government grapples with accusations that it has failed to pursue rampant tax evasion by the wealthy and well-connected.
Paramount has reportedly changed a scene in World War Z during which characters discuss the source of the outbreak that caused the zombie apocalypse, and point to China.
We present the results of the outbreak investigation and discuss the implications of screening and the exclusion policies for children attending daycare in Norway.
Foreign Ministers from across the African Union have met in Ethiopia to discuss a common strategy to the outbreak of Ebola across the continent.
On this week's podcast, Preston, the author of the 1994 best-seller "The Hot Zone," about the origins of Ebola, joins Sasha Weiss, the literary editor of newyorker.com, to clear up misconceptions about the current outbreak and discuss the efforts of physicians and epidemiologists to contain the disease.
