Sentence examples for extreme outbreak of from inspiring English sources

Keynes would have interpreted this as an extreme outbreak of liquidity-preference, says Paul Davidson, whose biography of the master has just been republished with a new afterword.

Beginning in late 2000, a breakdown in negotiations between the PA and Israel was followed by a further, more extreme outbreak of violence, termed the second, or Aqṣā, intifāḍah.

When Tippett and his colleagues pored through tornado statistics from 1965 through 2015, they identified 435 "extreme outbreaks"—clusters of a dozen or more twisters rated strong enough to have caused at least moderate damage to structures.

It was found that most of the extreme values in precipitation data of growing seasons were corresponding to most of the extreme RH values such as in 1991, 1998, 2001, and 2002, when there were extreme outbreaks or suppression of armyworms.

Now, a new study shows that the average number of tornadoes in these outbreaks has risen since 1954, and that the chance of extreme outbreaks —tornado factories like the one in 2011 has also increased.

Extreme outbreaks have become more frequent because of two factors, Tippett said.

One of the most extreme outbreaks was in Shanghai in 1988, where around 300,000 contracted the virus from contaminated shellfish.

Over-the-county allergy treatments may be helpful during extreme outbreaks but should not be taken for an extended period of time except under a doctor's supervision.

The number of tornadoes pounding the United States during the most extreme outbreaks has roughly doubled over the past 50 years, a new analysis shows.

In the current study, the researchers found that the frequency of U.S. outbreaks with many tornadoes is increasing, and is increasing faster for more extreme outbreaks.

They found that these trends are increasing fastest for the most extreme outbreaks.