Sentence examples for early outbreak from inspiring English sources

To rid herself of an early outbreak of adolescent pimples, she had bleached her face into an uneven lightness.

The dramatic rise was attributed in part to an early outbreak of the illness which closed dozens of hospital wards as it swept across the country.

Analysis of recently isolated viruses has shown that the genetic distance was slightly different from viruses of the early outbreak and that CUK2-like viruses comprise the native strain.

Simultaneously, the country is seeing a large and early outbreak of norovirus, the "cruise ship flu" or "stomach flu," said Dr. Aron J. Hall of the C.D.C.'s viral gastroenterology branch.

The health ministry's close monitoring of unusual or clustered deaths in the rain forest is credited with early outbreak detection, but in many cases the alarm bells are rung by locals, like Bishop Wanza's brothers.

The restored Stuart king, Charles II, gave English slave trade to a monopolistic company, the Royal Adventurers Trading to Africa, in 1663, but the Adventurers accomplished little because of the early outbreak of war with Holland (1665).

It is impossible, however, to verify the true nature of these early outbreaks.

A particularly virulent strain, Fujian A, is probably the main culprit behind the early outbreaks, health officials said.

But early outbreaks did not affect large numbers of people; and for years, it seemed that major ones were unlikely.

Pathologists working at Etaples and Aldershot barracks later agreed that these early outbreaks in army camps were the same disease as the infection wave of influenza in 1918.

There is some control". There are also early outbreaks of the complaints that come with urban success, rising property prices and loss of character.