Sentence examples for permanent outbreak from inspiring English sources

Mr. Friedman wasn't unattractive by any stretch, but his obviously sensitive, neon pink skin, covered in what seemed to be a permanent outbreak of rashes from years of simply trying to eat normally, wasn't going to win him G.Q.'s Man of the Year contest, either.

In all neocolonized regions where the moth is present, C. ohridella maintains permanent outbreak densities, causing severe aesthetic damage to the horse-chestnut, a highly valued ornamental and amenity tree (Freise and Heitland 2004).

In some circumstances, staffing became an issue in SARS wards and assessment centres; indeed, failure to report for duty during the outbreak resulted in the permanent dismissal of some hospital staff.

A rigorous crackdown by the local government and military developed into a permanent "Strike Hard" campaign, and this provoked a further outbreak of demonstrations in February 1997 which were vigorously suppressed.

This more permanent protection would have helped to defer the next outbreak to the influenza season of 1920, and started the transition from pandemic to seasonal behaviour [ 19, 46].

The delay or lag time between the initial outbreak of disease in the migrant population and the permanent residents was expected to affect the number of the permanent residents infected with M. tuberculosis (32 ) (data not shown).

In the long run, Ms Games believes history will view the 2014 Ebola outbreak as a temporary blip rather than a permanent U-turn in the continent's fortunes.

Approximately 100 calves died during the outbreak; the remaining calves recovered irrespective of treatment, but permanent disfigurement of the appendicular skeleton was evident.

Mass culling and subsequent vaccination of goats halted the outbreak but whether the effects of these measures are permanent is still unknown as background incidence remains above pre-outbreak levels [ 4].

Prior to the outbreak of war the Australian Army consisted of the small full-time Permanent Military Forces (PMF) and the larger part-time Militia.

The establishment of a permanent in-country laboratory and cooperation between international public health entities facilitated rapid outbreak response and control activities.