Sentence examples for frightening outbreak from inspiring English sources
A frightening outbreak of food-borne bacteria was killing dozens of people in Germany and sickening hundreds.
Seizing on a frightening outbreak of hemorrhagic fever that had killed 3,000 United Nations troops in Korea, Dr. Langmuir convinced federal officials that the nation needed a quick-response squadron of epidemiologists to investigate outbreaks.
She is now credited with being the clinician who recognized the "index case" in what has become a frightening outbreak of meningitis that has killed two people and sickened 12 others who also received steroid injections in their spines for pain.
This mourning turned into anger directed at the DRC government for its inability to protect its citizens not only from this violence, but also from frightening outbreaks like Ebola, he said.
At the time of the frightening SARS outbreak, attention was focused on Himalayan palm civets and raccoon dogs that were sold in live food markets in Guangdong province in China as the source of SARS.
Eight months after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the swine flu pandemic officially over, an independent expert group has given the global health agency a decidedly mixed evaluation of how it handled the entire episode, from the outbreak's frightening beginning to its lackluster end.
Most people experience infectious disease outbreaks as frightening news reports that cause panic and fear, but for public health workers they are common occurrences that are part of the almost daily routine.
As for health officials' initial response, Dr. Henderson said they often play down the seriousness of an outbreak to avoid frightening the public.
What is more frightening to the average American: an outbreak of anthrax or paying $10 for a gallon of gasoline?
The frozen tension inherent in Outbreak plays to the imagination, starkly capturing the potential genesis of a frightening occurrence.
