Sentence examples for minor outbreaks from inspiring English sources

The second phase addresses the question of why some English cities that might have been expected to experience serious disorder saw only minor outbreaks of violence.

The small number of parents who don't vaccinate their kids have already caused minor outbreaks of whooping cough and measles among the greater population.

The disease typically spread by fleas that carry the bacteria and can infect humans or small rodents, like rats remains a threat, with minor outbreaks still common in Africa, the Americas, and Asia.

Although there have been minor outbreaks in previous decades, this one is much more widespread, and more than 20 species of sea stars have been afflicted; other kinds of echinoderms, the animal group to which sea stars and sea urchins belong, have not.

Ten minor outbreaks were reported during 1995 2005.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) reported minor outbreaks of Salmonella during 2002.

There was a minor outbreak in 2013, but not on the scale of what's happening now.

What to most people would be cause for a minor outbreak of sheepishness can lead Knausgaard to suffer agonies of mortification.

Franco Mormando, a Jesuit and professor of Italian literature at Boston College who did extensive archival research on the painting, said it was probably commissioned as an ex-voto during a minor outbreak of the plague in Venice.

Quite generally, the distribution of the size of an epidemic initiated by an infected arrival is bimodal, with distinct peaks corresponding to a major epidemic and a minor outbreak (Figure 1E).

With the exception of a minor outbreak in France in 1962 (1 ), however, WNF was considered unimportant to human health in Europe.