Sentence examples for massive outbreaks of from inspiring English sources

A century on, advances in vaccines have made massive outbreaks of flu — and measles, rubella, diphtheria and polio — rare.

Massive outbreaks of the Colorado potato beetle in the 1860s led to the first large-scale use of insecticides in agriculture.

During the last decades, massive outbreaks of network viruses have caused enormous financial losses.

Additionally, the massive outbreaks of biotic pests like the forest cockchafer (Melolontha hippocastani), the European oak leafroller (Tortrix viridana) and the gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar) have in part led to a total destruction of forests in some areas.

A wake-up call about the fact that life-saving vaccines are not getting to children in some of the hardest-to-reach places, happened in the past several years when we began responding to repeated, massive outbreaks of measles.

Salama said he fears a single "superspreading" event in an urban area for one of these dangerous outbreaks ― leading to tens of thousands of secondary cases from an unsafe burial, for instance, leading to "massive outbreaks of these diseases with massive mortality potential".

In March 2010, a massive outbreak of gastroenteritis started in the region of Antofagasta (northern Chile).

FROM Maine to Massachusetts, a massive outbreak of toxic red tide has shut down the shellfishing industry.

While the war in Syria persists, while Isis exists – indeed, until there is a massive outbreak of unprecedented peace – certain facts will remain unarguable.

To make matters worse, a massive outbreak of scabies has resulted from the water shortage: the health service has no water to wash bedclothes or flush toilets.

MCS sufferers insist they're the first wave of a massive outbreak of the disease, which they believe is a result of pollution.