Sentence examples for spread outbreaks from inspiring English sources

The Inspectorate is not informed of person-to-person spread outbreaks, which are more commonly seen in residential institutions and hospitals.

Also, recent studies indicate that antibodies to AKAV and AINV will not provide protective immunity to SBV [ 18], and therefore it is likely that a new introduction of SBV would cause wide spread outbreaks even in countries where similar bunyaviral infection such as AKAV and AINV are already present.

And around 150 of them can cause epidemics — rapidly spreading outbreaks of serious, sometimes life-threatening, disease.

Rapidly spreading outbreaks of infectious diseases are an increasing concern for global public health [1], [2] and security [3].

Equine influenza (EI) is an acute, highly contagious viral disease which can cause rapidly spreading outbreaks of respiratory disease in horses and other equine species.

EBOV is typically found in Central Africa, but re-emerged in Western Africa in 2014 to cause a worldwide-spreading outbreak spreading.

The first spreading outbreak of a vaccine-derived strain, in which 22 children were paralyzed, was detected in 2001 in the Dominican Republic and Haiti.

Drug stocks also continued to rise after the World Health Organization raised its pandemic alert for swine flu to level 4 from level 3, increasing fears that the spreading outbreak could disrupt commerce and economic recovery in some countries.

All weekend sports events in Ireland were called off yesterday and Irish trainers pulled their horses out of the prestigious Cheltenham Festival in England because of the fast spreading outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.

See all of Science's coverage of the Ebola outbreak, including Nigeria's spreading outbreak, experimental drugs, and Congo's battle with Ebola.

"The current highly spreading outbreak of cholera in Yemen, as well as in some African countries, may represent a serious risk to all pilgrims during the (haj) days and even after returning to their countries," the WHO bulletin said.