Sentence examples for severe wave of from inspiring English sources
In the autumn of 1918, a second and severe wave of the disease swept across the globe, leaving no major inhabited region untouched [ 7, 8, 11– 11].
In scenarios resembling the 1918 pandemic as it unfolded in India, locations close to an entry point will have extremely short windows of time to deal with a virulent pathogen, placing emphasis on the emergency management of a short and severe wave of illness.
The wave steepness is assumed as one of the main criteria to identify cases of severe wave breaking on shallow and very shallow foreshores.
The date coincides with the outbreak of the more severe second wave of the pandemic in western Africa (26).
In Europe, the exceptionally long and severe heat wave of summer 2003 found local communities substantially unprepared to cope with such an extreme event.
It's a shame, since historical evidence is quite clear about the possibility of further – often more severe – waves following the emergence of a novel pandemic influenza strain".
Jerusalem residents described the latest round of violence as the most severe during the wave of clashes that has gripped the city in the last several months.
It is unclear why the authors found no decline in heat-related mortality in the United Kingdom after the severe European heat wave of 2003, whereas they did in Spain.
The crime appeared to have been the most severe example of a wave of drugstore robberies by prescription drug addicts.
The first mass casualties of the colony took place in August 1607, when a combination of bad water from the river, disease-bearing mosquitoes, and limited food rations created a wave of dysentery, severe fevers, and other serious health problems.
Despite the severe difficulties caused by the wave of strikes in Athens, including the strike of all the mass means of transportation, almost 300 participants attended the conference physically and 195 participated through live web streaming.
