Sentence examples for more recent outbreak from inspiring English sources

Meat consumption remains strong in this country despite several incidents of tainted products, including a 1993 E. coli outbreak at the Jack in the Box hamburger chain, and a more recent outbreak of listeria at a Pennsylvania poultry plant.

A more recent outbreak in 2001 killed six lions.

A more recent outbreak has been traced to Indiana's Chamberlain Farms, with 178 reported cases of salmonella poisoning across numerous states.

A more recent outbreak occurred in Europe in 2002 (6 ).

Contaminated heroin is thought to have been the source of B. anthracis infection in a drug injector in Norway in 2000 (19, 20 ) and in the more recent outbreak among PWID in Europe (12 ).

The final species, Bundibugyo ebolavirus, was responsible for an outbreak of EVD in Uganda in 2007 (Towner et al., 2008), as well as a more recent outbreak in the DRC (WHO, 2012b).

The Spanish flu "claimed at least 20 million people," Issa said, noting that more recent outbreaks of easily spread flu in the 1950s and '60s killed tens of thousands of people.

Other Brazilian states have experienced more recent outbreaks; from 2008 to 2009, Rio Grande do Sul had 21 confirmed cases and nine deaths, while Sao Paulo had 28 cases and 11 deaths.

Compared with the rates in the first outbreak, the mortality rates in the more recent outbreaks were low (1%–4%) at notification time.

These studies could be retrieved because they had been cited by studies of more recent outbreaks that were published in journals that were indexed in Web of Science.

Although up to 55% of affected populations became infected during epidemics in Africa, more recent outbreaks in Europe and North America have yielded much lower attack rates (1, 2).