Sentence examples for outbreak of typhoid from inspiring English sources

"We have an outbreak of typhoid in the capital.

An outbreak of typhoid killed many children two months ago in the northernmost mountainous district of Darwaz, he said.

In 1964, he helped trace a deadly outbreak of typhoid in Aberdeen, Scotland, to contaminated canned goods imported from South America.

Humboldt thought he was bound for Havana, but, because of a shipboard outbreak of typhoid, he ended up being deposited in Cumaná, in present-day Venezuela.

In 1853, while still working at Bristol, Budd recorded an outbreak of typhoid fever in the nearby Welsh town of Cowbridge.

Tourneur never explicitly links the two main plot strands of this deceptively anecdotal film: in one, a local businessman (Ed Begley) organizes a Klan-like secret society to intimidate an elderly freed slave (Juano Hernandez) into selling his land; in the other, an outbreak of typhoid fever sweeps the town, claiming several lives and challenging the preacher's faith.

Earlier, as a physician and epidemiologist, he studied outbreaks of typhoid among British troops in Egypt.

Infected water supplies caused outbreaks of typhoid, cholera, and other waterborne infections.

The aging rule was created in the late 1940s in response to outbreaks of typhoid fever linked to cheese.

The air force sent helicopters to drop humanitarian supplies and airlift people to safety, while health workers battled to prevent outbreaks of typhoid and diarrhoea.

Running simultaneously is "Epidemics on Staten Island," which uses public health documents, prints and original correspondence to chronicle outbreaks of typhoid, tuberculosis, cholera, smallpox and malaria.