Sentence examples for persistent outbreaks from inspiring English sources

The region has seen persistent outbreaks ofethnic unrest, and has a heavy security presence.

Such movements can be seen as the cause or the result, or both, of persistent outbreaks of communal religious violence in many parts of South Asia.

Perhaps, she suggested, the persistent outbreaks of extreme weather that people were experiencing in the Northern Hemisphere were connected to the colossal loss of sea ice in the Arctic a region that, with increasing greenhouse-gas emissions, has warmed at double the rate of the rest of the planet.

A crown of thorns culling programme, for example, "may actually be contributing to the development of more chronic and persistent outbreaks" according to leading reef researcher Udo Engelhardt.

Acinetobacter baumannii is an emerging bacterial pathogen responsible for widespread and persistent outbreaks among hospitalized patients.

Of all isolates sent to reference laboratory, the proportion of isolates from persistent outbreaks decreased from 47%to13%3%.

In jungle regions where dengue is highly persistent large outbreaks occur most frequently around March during the heavy rain season and could be the source of dengue outbreaks in coastal areas following the summer rainfall when propitious environmental conditions promote vector development.

So instead, this anniversary, once again the media is telling comforting lies about "the healing" following Columbine, while ignoring the persistent widespread outbreaks of armed plots and attacks across the country, and the rage and pain that continue to fuel these rebellions.

As the days went on, the cool temperature, persistent rain, and occasional outbreaks of sunshine accompanied by jealously guarded blue skies wove together the canvas on which the big picture of the 2012 Tällberg Forum was painted.

EAEC isolates have been implicated in acute and persistent sporadic diarrhea, and outbreaks, in both industrialized and developing countries (reviewed by [2], [3], [4]).

Recently, the dramatic appearance of persistent regional and international outbreaks of Chikungunya virus (CHIKV) fever in 2005 2007 highlighted the vulnerability of the region to arthropod-borne viruses and their capacity for rapid expansion across the region and beyond [18], [19], [20].