Sentence examples for fierce outbreak from inspiring English sources

La Gloria was not alone in experiencing a fierce outbreak in recent weeks.

The P.C.C. stunned São Paulo in 2006 when it coordinated its fierce outbreak of violence, in which police officers were also targeted for execution.

Experts estimate a minimum of 20,000 dead, and possibly many times that number, in sporadic but fierce outbreaks of war along their disputed border.

His death led to fierce outbreaks of ethnic and religious disagreement in Quebec and Ontario, helping to galvanize French Canadian nationalistic opposition to the federal government.

Derrida's honorary Cambridge degree, awarded in 1992, provoked a fierce debate and an outbreak of caricaturing, as well as spirited defences.

See articleThe election coincided with an outbreak of fierce fighting in the tribal area of Waziristan, bordering Afghanistan, between the Pakistani army and pro-Taliban militants.

In informal discussions, officials said, Russian scientists also discussed with their American counterparts the 1971 smallpox outbreak that had stirred fierce debate in bio-defense circles.

With little margin for error and the numbers of infected rising every day, every misstep or new outbreak causes more fear and fiercer criticism.

Before the outbreak of World War I, the population of Gaza had reached 42,000; however, the fierce battles between Allied Forces and the Ottomans and their German allies in 1917 in Gaza resulted in a massive population decrease.

With all fierce competition comes the chance for corruption, as we have been reminded of by the many outbreaks in the pros all the way down to peewees.

The outbreak began in the northern Samangan Province, an area where fighting between the ruling Taliban and an opposition alliance was fierce last year.