Sentence examples for repeated outbreaks of from inspiring English sources

The 180s and 170s witnessed repeated outbreaks of plague.

Xinjiang, the troubled north-western region, has seen repeated outbreaks of violence.

Its poor system of sewage and drainage contaminated many water sources, leading to repeated outbreaks of disease.

As an example, he said, the alert level for the United Nations in Pakistan had until recently remained at the lowest level despite repeated outbreaks of insurgent violence.

Since then, IOI has been in the spotlight over accusations of deforestation, including repeated outbreaks of fires in and around its concessions last year.

A decade ago, Raeburn's 11-year-old son was hospitalized for repeated outbreaks of rage; three years later, his 12-year-old daughter attempted suicide.

The repeated outbreak of fires in multiple areas prompted Israeli politicians to allege that they were possibly the result of politically motivated arson attacks. .

It has suffered one catastrophe after another in the last few years, from the capsizing of the Costa Concordia, to repeat outbreaks of the Norovirus, to the news this week that cruise ships are breeding grounds for sexually transmitted diseases.

During March May 2008 (second wave of the outbreak), the infection spread to the northern districts of WB, viz Darjeeling and Jalpaiguri, and also to a major part of Tripura along with repeated outbreaks in few of the earlier affected districts of southern WB.

But sophisticated DNA sequencing of salmonella types is finally allowing food officials to pinpoint spices as a cause of repeated outbreaks, including one in 2010 involving black and red pepper that sickened more than 250 people in 44 states.

The following decade, repeated outbreaks in the Republic of the Congo took a heavy toll on the gorilla population.