Sentence examples for facing outbreak from inspiring English sources

Alberta is facing outbreak levels of sexually transmitted infections: Last year in the Canadian province, gonorrhea was up 80percentt from the previous year, and syphilis infections rates doubled.

Alberta, Canada, is facing outbreak levels of sexually transmitted infections: Last year in the province, gonorrhea was up 80percentt from the previous year, and syphilis infections rates doubled.

More strikingly, a worrisome rise in the rates of colistin and aminoglycoside resistance has been observed following the implementation of SOD/SDD policies with these antibiotics in ICUs facing outbreaks of ESBL- or carbapenemase-producing K. pneumoniae [157 159].

More strikingly, a worrisome rise in the rates of colistin and aminoglycoside resistance has been observed following the implementation of SOD/SDD policies with these antibiotics in ICUs facing outbreaks of ESBL- or carbapenemase-producing K. pneumoniae [ 157– 157].

The government faced outbreaks of violence on two fronts.

That pattern has led to the prevailing belief that many more people will get swine flu than seasonal influenza this fall and winter, but that the country could face outbreaks of both strains, perhaps at different times.

They faced outbreaks of cholera and other infectious diseases, but a government austerity program, which had slashed subsidised health care, forced many to forgo medical treatment they couldn't afford.

Since 2000, governmental and humanitarian actors have faced outbreaks in most countries in the region.

Facing an outbreak of forest fires, Gov. Bob Wise has declared a state of emergency and ordered National Guard members to be trained in firefighting.

If Americans learned that we were facing the outbreak of a new disease that was going to do what the flu will do in the next few months, the press would be banging the drums about vaccination.

As in the previous six months January-June 20133) we had a total of 3 patients with a positive culture for MRSA, we could consider that we were facing an outbreak.