Sentence examples for outbreak originated from inspiring English sources

It is not known where the outbreak originated.

The outbreak originated in the Artibonite valley, 60km (40 miles) to the north.

The outbreak originated in northern Nigeria, where the government of Kano State had banned polio immunizations, the W.H.O. said.

This Tuesday, the World Health Organization declared that the Ebola virus was no longer being transmitted in the Republic of Guinea, where the outbreak originated, in 2013.

"It is now pretty clear that the outbreak originated at Pirbright, but it isn't possible to pinpoint the exact source," Geoffrey Podger, the chief of the Health and Safety Executive, said in presenting the report.

The outbreak originated at an all-boys religious camp in Sullivan County in June and has spread through the tightly knit Orthodox Jewish communities in Williamsburg, Crown Heights and Borough Park, city officials said.

"How would you like your eggs?" This ordinary question turned fraught during the past two weeks, when a salmonella outbreak, originating on two farms in….

By Michael Schulman "How would you like your eggs?" This ordinary question turned fraught during the past two weeks, when a salmonella outbreak, originating on two farms in Iowa, caused the recall of more than half a billion eggs.

"How would you like your eggs?" This ordinary question turned fraught during the past two weeks, when a salmonella outbreak, originating on two farms in Iowa, caused the recall of more than half a billion eggs.

Initial analysis suggested that the viruses isolated from the current outbreak, originating in Guinea, formed a separate clade within the five Ebolavirus species (Baize et al., 2014).

The majority of outbreaks originated from immunocompromised patients such as those suffering from end-stage renal disease, diabetes or cancer.