Sentence examples for outbreak surfaced from inspiring English sources

The confusion about how to control public fears while containing the outbreak surfaced in vacillations concerning the anthrax delivered to Senator Tom Daschle's office.

Many criticized WHO for not sounding this alarm when the Ebola outbreak surfaced in 2014.

And doctors and nurses rarely can pinpoint risky lapses in their behavior, says epidemiologist Daniel Bausch of Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana, who worked in Ebola units in Guinea and Sierra Leone when this outbreak surfaced.

It's an important proposal, but Ebola clinics will need more resources to offer MUST, says John Fankhauser, an American clinician who has worked at the ELWA hospital in Monrovia since before the outbreak surfaced.

None of the cases were near Perote, which received a flurry of media attention shortly after the outbreak surfaced because it had what then looked like the earliest cases and the large hog farms in the area.

The outbreak surfaced in the spring of 2010 when health professionals noticed abnormally high rates of child illness and death among young children in 4 villages of Zamfara State.

The devastating E. coli outbreak first surfaced in Germany in early May, eventually striking more than 4,000 people, nearly all of whom lived in Germany or had traveled there.

Referring to the West Nile virus outbreak that surfaced at the Bronx Zoo, Kahn points out that "no one was interested in listening to [McNamara] because she was a vet".

Media requests intensified that May when a large outbreak of Ebola surfaced in Kikwit, in what is now the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and European journalists who covered it wanted to make a stop in Ivory Coast to meet with her.

When the outbreak began in Guinea, rumors surfaced that officials were there to harvest organs and spread the virus, not cure it.

Since the first recognized outbreak in 1976, the virus has surfaced two dozen times, but until 2014, it had sickened fewer than 2500 people altogether.