Sentence examples for nasty outbreak from inspiring English sources

And a community used to being fleeced could be left with another nasty outbreak of British heist sores.

As it happens, a nasty outbreak of nationalism now seems a bigger obstacle to the country's EU ambitions than any rash of Islamist laws.Mr Erdogan must decide by April 25th whether to run.

A nasty outbreak of economic nationalism struck earlier this year, when several countries started to talk of fostering national energy champions and of protecting their biggest companies from foreign takeover.

A different threat is posed by the new "misery curtain", caused by social breakdown and corrupt, incompetent governments: smuggling often with the connivance of senior officials of migrants, drugs, sex slaves and weapons, and the spread of organised crime and infectious diseases.From bad to worseA nasty outbreak of internal blood-letting occurred in Moldova in 1992.

Despite the facts that the Bulls' roster was even more depleted than usual thanks to a nasty outbreak of the flu and Robinson was active despite the fact that he was vomiting on Chicago's bench during the game, the Brooklyn Nets only barely held on to defeat the Bulls 95-92.

Doctors and public health experts said the holidays are typically high-volume periods for hospitals, but this year has been exceptional, a fact doctors blamed on this year's nasty flu outbreak.

I'm often impressed by people working to prevent outbreaks of nasty viruses with rapid vaccination development or others creating systems to radically improve the energy efficiency of large buildings.

Make sure your cleanser isn't too strong, or you'll experience more frequent outbreaks of nasty pimples.

By now, experts had expected a substantial proportion of people older than 60, the most vulnerable population, to be protected from outbreaks of this nasty viral disease and the persistent, debilitating pain it can leave behind.

The pieces in Outbreak take a particularly nasty subject bacteria and pathogens and highlight the hidden beauty vested in the organic patterns of the microbial world.

One authority at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an expert on nasty viruses, told me that the SARS outbreak was the scariest such episode he'd ever seen.