Sentence examples for serious outbreak of from inspiring English sources

Imagine a serious outbreak of paramilitary violence, typically the first step to disintegration in a Balkan country.

The riots echoed a more serious outbreak of unrest across France in 2005, when thousands of cars were burned during weeks of clashes with the police.

During Mary's presidential year she oversaw the response to a serious outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, and was made an OBE in 1969.

The incident early today close to a protest site will hasten fears that the country's political crisis could lead to a serious outbreak of violence.

This week, however, Nigeria experienced its most serious outbreak of another kind of religious violence, provoked by Islamic fundamentalists who take their inspiration from the Taliban of Afghanistan.

As if to confound the optimists, there has been a serious outbreak of fighting in the ancient Shilluk kingdom since March.

There have been no reports of serious outbreaks of disease.

Serious outbreaks of measles have occurred in several countries as a result.

Serious outbreaks of the disease prompted the founding of the first veterinary college (École Nationale Vétérinaire), in Lyon, France, in 1762.

Each year, we may expect serious outbreaks of insects — both disease-carrying and crop-destroying species — in excess of anything we have ever known.

The one thing the government would not do was admit the obvious: Egypt had experienced one of the most serious outbreaks of sectarian violence in years.