Sentence examples for outbreak has grown from inspiring English sources

Concern about the severity of the meningitis outbreak has grown as the numbers of cases and deaths have steadily risen.

However, as concern about the current Ebola outbreak has grown, work on several candidates has been stepped up.

As the outbreak has grown into what some are calling a full-blown epidemic despite containment efforts that have proved effective in the past the idea of rolling out experimental treatments and vaccines has moved to center stage.

The United States was thought to have eradicated measles in 2000, but the number of reported outbreaks has grown in recent years, alarming officials as vaccination rates have also fallen.

The number of affected persons reported in chocolate-associated Salmonella outbreaks has grown steadily over the years (table 3).

The current germ mania, she said, began with the outbreak of AIDS, but has grown beyond the limits of reason.

March 18 (Reuters) - A mumps outbreak at The Ohio State University has grown to 28 cases and officials are concerned the number could rise with students returning from spring break, a city health department spokesman said on Tuesday.

The measles outbreak which started at Disneyland has grown to 96 confirmed cases in eight states, with California accounting for the vast majority.

This new nickname has grown to full-on outbreak status.

But there was bad news too: in Argentina, an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) has grown worse, with cases at 175 ranches.

The economy has grown rapidly since a SARS virus outbreak was quelled last June, and unemployment has dropped abruptly, to 4.5percentt, in the last few months.