Sentence examples for permanent outbreak of 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.

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.

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).

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.

And Richard Williams argues that only injury or an outbreak of extreme selectorial eccentricity can now stand between Joe Hart and a permanent role in England's qualifying campaign for Euro 2012.

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

Because bipolar disorder has no cure, the ball-in-cup heuristic is useful for highlighting that the patient has moved to a permanent (diseased) regime from which recovery to the symptom free health status prior to the outbreak of the disorder is highly unlikely (Fig. 2b).

Trotsky hailed the outbreak of revolution in Russia in February (March, New Style) as the opening of the permanent revolution he had predicted.

A report in this month's issue of Clinical Infectious Diseases reported an outbreak of mycobacterium haemophilum, a nontuberculous mycobacterium that causes skin, joint, bone and pulmonary infections, after permanent makeup was applied to patients' brows.

Accidental outbreak of policy.

What had caused this outbreak of civilisation?