Sentence examples for outbreak means from inspiring English sources

The Zika outbreak means that, for affected countries, that return on investment could be even higher".

It might seem a bit ghoulish, but the Sars outbreak means there's never been a better time to visit Hong Kong.

French producers had hoped to recover their bird-flu free status on 3 December, but the new outbreak means the country will not be cleared for at least 90 days.

Chief Vet Nigel Gibbens said: "Protecting our country from animal diseases is important for our economy and our robust and thorough approach to tackling this outbreak means we are able to lift these restrictions at the earliest possible point allowed by EU law.

The very high mortality rate of the disease, estimated at around 60% in this outbreak, means that Ebola can quickly claim more lives than other, more established killers.Many of the regions in the three most affected countries are now starting to see a slowdown in the number of infections.

The resulting pattern of the outbreak means that animals of the same genotype were, on average, exposed to similar loads of infection.

The restrictions imposed during the latest foot and mouth outbreak meant that none of the young animals could be brought down from the hillside for slaughter and would otherwise starve to death.

The outbreak (mean center X = 2,700,680 meters; Y = 1,014,350 meters) had an ellipsoid (south-to-north) distribution.

The total number of cases varied from 71tsunamimi victims in India) to 2639 (Ethiopian refugees in Sudan) per outbreak (mean = 625; median = 521).

High scores have been seen in war correspondents that had been shot at (mean IES-R = 20.2 [ 50]), health care workers in the SARS unit during the Toronto SARS outbreak (mean IES-R = 22.1 [ 51]), and Kosovar civilian war survivors (mean IES-R = 29.0 [ 52]).

The failure to develop drugs that fight these rare, but potentially disastrous, outbreaks means when the world really needs them, they will be years behind.