Sentence examples for outbreak defeated from inspiring English sources

Delbarton, ranked No. 2 in the state in 1989 when the game was canceled because of a measles outbreak, defeated No. 1 St. Joseph's, 3-2, before more than 2,000 fans.

The other Guinea, at the epicentre of the Ebola outbreak, defeated Uganda and Togo in their final qualifiers to make it to the finals and raise the flag for their beleaguered nation.

The outbreak in Nigeria has been defeated.

Even though the Ebola outbreak had been all but defeated by the time he died, Dr. Matthew's death rattled the country's self-confidence, suggesting somehow that the center could not hold.

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The outbreak in Nigeria has been defeated," WHO Nigerian representative Rui Gama Vaz said on Monday.

Yet the WHO warned that all the talk of experimental therapies must not detract from the proven methods of infection control which have defeated all previous outbreaks.

Just last year, it defeated an unexpected polio outbreak.

The Commonwealth forces allocated to Malaya and Singapore were swiftly defeated in the months after the outbreak of the Pacific War, however, and the island was surrendered to the Japanese on 15 February 1942.

The North Koreans tried on several occasions to resupply their units by sea or conduct amphibious operations at the outbreak of the war but each time were decisively defeated.

The fighting in the Kachin areas is the most serious outbreak of violence since clashes in August 2009 when Burmese government troops defeated the Kokang, an ethnic Chinese rebel group, sending thousands of refugees fleeing into China.