Sentence examples for rare outbreak from inspiring English sources

Other Republican and conservative commentators also praised Obama in a rare outbreak of bipartisanship.

But outrage and sarcasm gave way to a rare outbreak of Internet diplomacy.

See articleThere was a rare outbreak of disharmony in Russia's ruling tandem.

In a rare outbreak of actual joy in this list Brisbane finally came good, though not under their original identity.

Many observers said the decision was a rare outbreak of sanity in a country with a history of political chaos.

Mrs Clinton seems to agree, though she has camouflaged this rare outbreak of consensus with her usual anti-Rudy abuse.

There were rare outbreaks of enthusiastic desire.

Western European countries have chosen to deal with foot-and-mouth disease largely by slaughter and cremation during rare outbreaks rather than by inoculating animals against it, as have many other countries, including some in Eastern Europe.

In addition, rare outbreaks of invasive infections and their distinctive pathology in which infectious foci without neutrophil infiltration hypothesized us invasive GAS could evade host defense, especially neutrophil functions.

These evidences suggest that the level of PMN function is one of the critical factors to determine the threshold for the onset of invasive GAS infection, which may be the reason for rare outbreaks of invasive GAS infections.

Although published reports are relatively rare, outbreaks may not be recognized for several reasons.