Sentence examples for outbreak of open from inspiring English sources

This tension, and this danger, has been evident in the recent outbreak of open warfare between President Trump and his Justice Department.

Along with a lot of others, what I made of the silence was that everybody, not excluding myself, was afraid of an outbreak of open anti-Semitism in America should that shipload of refugees be allowed to disembark.

In an outbreak of open hostilities on the Conservative benches, centrist MPs criticised Jacob Rees-Mogg, who warned Theresa May yesterday that she would face a rebellion if she softened her stance on Brexit.

Border clashes and rows about oil wealth cloud the relationship between South Sudan and Sudan eight months after the south seceded, with some fearing a new outbreak of open warfare.

The mysterious outbreak of open sores and blisters has focused renewed attention on Kashechewan, which saw hundreds of people evacuated more than a decade ago over contaminated water.

The battles marked the outbreak of open armed conflict between the Kingdom of Great Britain and thirteen of its colonies on the mainland of British America.

In 1938, just before the outbreak of war, she opened the Guggenheim Jeune gallery on Cork Street, London, exhibiting the work, among many others, of Jean Cocteau, Henry Moore, and Yves Tanguy, whose wife apparently once tried to throw a fish at her during dinner after finding out they'd been having an affair.

A sudden outbreak of euphoria in the opening stages of a match can be the enemy of coherence, as we saw after Jermain Defoe's 13th senior international goal provided a swift reward for the 73,000 who turned up on a warm London night to see if Fabio Capello could inject a greater sense of purpose into the national team.

The consequent practice of open defecation is linked to outbreaks of diarrhoea, dysentery and other serious bacterial infections.

This has led to the development of open source systems specifically designed for outbreak and disease surveillance [ 9].

The killing was followed today by an outbreak of violence when the police opened fire over the heads of thousands of soccer fans trying to fight their way into a match here between an Afghan team and a squad drawn from the British-led multinational security force.