Sentence examples for general outbreak from inspiring English sources

But you would think hard before putting money on them being symptoms of such a general outbreak of goodwill and generosity as France has generated since the current tournament began.

Pius reigned for another eight years, during which he became further estranged from the Italian government and witnessed a general outbreak of anticlericalism in western Europe.

As a lot of people have been learning for the first time, the words "under God" weren't added until 1954, as part of a general outbreak of Cold War public piety.

We're suffering from a general outbreak of snot, a seasonal plague of phlegm that descends on us with tedious predictability and makes us feel as cold and damp inside as it is outside.

As lord lieutenant (viceroy) of Ireland (1847 52) during the disastrous Irish famine, he resorted to coercive legislation to prevent a general outbreak of violence and sponsored ineffective relief projects.

If you use perfume thereafter, go easy on the saucy splash behind the ears, because you can bet that some grump or hyper-sensitive soul will complain bitterly about headache, nausea or a general outbreak of the fantods.

In general, outbreaks are more prevalent on poorer quality sites and where there are large populations of overly-dense, older trees (Fettig et al. [2007]).

*GSURV, National Surveillance Database for General Outbreaks of Infectious Intestinal Disease.

General outbreaks of infectious intestinal disease linked with poultry, England and Wales, 1992 1999.

Completed outbreak questionnaires were returned for 5,241 general outbreaks occurring from January 1 , 1992 to December 31, 2000 (response rate 73%).

During 1992 2011, a total of 9% (12,647/133,959) of all SE4 laboratory reports received were linked to general outbreaks.